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Detect insert failure due to duplicate unique index

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dharmadam - 24 Aug 2004 17:34 GMT
Is there a way to specifically identify the insert failure to a DB2
table due to duplicate index. I am geting "General Error". I am using
JDBC-ODBC bridge. I have tried getting SQLCode and SQLSate, but gives
0.
Robert Klemme - 24 Aug 2004 18:45 GMT
> Is there a way to specifically identify the insert failure to a DB2
> table due to duplicate index. I am geting "General Error". I am using
> JDBC-ODBC bridge. I have tried getting SQLCode and SQLSate, but gives
> 0.

The bridge has not a very well reputation.  Can't you use a DB2 driver?

   robert
dharmadam - 26 Aug 2004 14:33 GMT
Thanks for the tip. I used DB2driver, and able to get -803 error
during insert, indicating the duplicate primary index.

> > Is there a way to specifically identify the insert failure to a DB2
> > table due to duplicate index. I am geting "General Error". I am using
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>
>     robert


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