This is not really an easy thing to do and the solution will depend a lot on the vendor of the SQL connection (ie, mySQL, oracle, etc).
... try { ... } catch (SQLException e){ if (e.getErrorCode() == INEXISTENT_COLUMN_ERROR) System.out. Println("User friendly error message caused by column " + this. MatchPattern(e.getMessage(), this.
INEXISTENT_COLUMN_PATTERN)); if (e.getErrorCode() == DUPLICATE_DATA_ERROR) System.out. Println("User friendly error message caused by duplicate data " + this. MatchPattern(e.getMessage(), this.
DUPLICATE_DATA_PATTERN)); } ... private String matchPattern(final String string, final String pattern) { final Pattern p = Pattern. Compile(pattern); final Matcher m = p. Matcher(string); ... }.
My primary database is MSSql. Thank you =D – SLim Mar 6 at 14:03 @spencer you should have a look on google for a list of error codes from your vendor. But you could also figure them out for your self System.out.
Print(e.getErrorCode()) – klonq Mar 6 at 23:54 Thx =D failed to do in java because using eclipse, weak in debug but work in c# (visual studio) ^^ – SLim Mar 7 at 3:48.
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