database.majorErrorMessage()
NES2+Syntax
database.majorErrorMessage()
Description
The majorErrorMessage() method of the database object contains the ODBC or database string error message that is returned if an error occurs.
Example
Listing 8.46 shows how you would create a connection and test for a successful connection. If the test fails, the majorErrorMessage() is used when writing the error to the page.
Listing 8.46 Using majorErrorMessage() to Retrieve a Database Connection Error
<SERVER> // Open a connection var myConn = database.connect("ORACLE", "mySID", "myApp", "appsPWD", "myTNS"); if (myConn.connected()) { // You are connected, so perform any tasks here }else{ // There was an error connecting to the database write('Error ('+myConn.majorErrorCode()+'): ... |
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