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Allows for generating error messages from the information available from a database specific SQL Exceptions. The aim of this is to ease the debugging and/or troubleshooting of the error. It does this by parsing the messages provided by the specific database or driver and analyzes the structure and constructs a complete business-specific error message, mapping it to the business entity (Business Entity and business message keys are available in the Mapping xml file).
Parsers:
The jSET Cracked 2022 Latest Version framework supports parsers for specific SQL exceptions that translate the original SQL message into a business-specific error key.
These parsers are available at the link below.
The following types of SQL errors are supported:
Grammar Errors
ORA-03000
SQLSTATE 9000
ORA-00923
SQLSTATE 01000
ORA-01406
SQLSTATE 42000
DB Error Messages
ORA-06512
DB Error Number
DB Driver Error Messages
Oracle API ERR
SQL Error Number
SQL Error Message
SQL Error Key
SQL Error Message Key
SQL Error Key
Database-specific Error Messages
SQL Server
SQL Server OLE DB Provider (SQLOLEDB.1)
SQL Server 2005 SP1 ODBC (SQLOLEDB.1)
SQL Server 2008 ODBC (SQLOLEDB.1)
SQL Server 2008 ODBC 2.0 (SQLOLEDB.1)
SQL Server 2014 ODBC (SQLOLEDB.1)
SQL Server 2014 11.0 (SQLOLEDB.1)
SQL Server 2016
SQL Server 2016 11.0 (SQLOLEDB.1)
SQL Server 2016 11.1 (SQLOLEDB.1)
SQL Server 2016 11.2 (SQLOLEDB.1)
SQL Server 2016 11.3 (SQLOLEDB.1)
SQL Server 2016 14.0 (SQLOLEDB.1)
SQL Server 2016 14.1 (SQLOLEDB.1)
SQL Server 2016 14.2 (SQLOLEDB.1)
SQL Server 2016 14.3 (SQLOLEDB.1)
SQL Server 2016 14.4 (SQLOLEDB.1)
SQL Server 2017
SQL Server 2017 14.0 (SQLOLEDB.1)
SQL Server 2017 14.1 (SQLOLEDB.1)
SQL Server 2017 14.
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jSET maps SQL exceptions to business exception messages, using
  the database message ids.  The database administrator decides where the
  business exceptions and the SQL exceptions correspond and applies the
  mapping for each table and every column of the table. By default, SQL
  Exception messages are mapped to Business Exception messages.
Example 1: A business object has a Name column with a unique constraint.
  In this case, the business exception message mapped to the message id
  3080, and the SQL Exception message mapped to the message id 3081.
  The exception would then be translated in the following way:
  |Id |Message                                                           |
  |   |
  | 32 | The exception was thrown:  com.example.example.Example.setName  |
  | 32 | The most recent Exception is:  null                             |
  | 33 | The exception was thrown:  com.example.example.Example.getName  |
  | 33 | The most recent Exception is:  null                             |
  | 33 | The exception was thrown:  null                                 |
  |34 |The business entity was not found in the table.                    |
  |   |
  |                                                                      |
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Example 2: A business object has a Name column that is not unique.
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