The server-supplied error information error handling technique uses database tables to find the error information to display.
The following table lists the attributes that will be represented on the ERD.
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Attribute |
Domain |
Length |
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Error Code—Contains the error code for the exit state. This attribute is the identifier. It should contain the first 5 characters of the exit state name. |
Text |
5 |
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Error Type—Contains the code to identify what is the type of the message. It will contain one of the following:
This attribute should contain the same value as defined in the model for the exit state type property. It is used by the client to evaluate the severity of the error returned to determine if the message should be displayed. For example, a client procedure can suppress all informational messages that are received from the server. |
Text |
1 |
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Error Action—Contains the code to identify the action for the server to perform when this error is encountered. The values for this attribute are either:
The server will use the code to determine which of the two returns on exit states to set. The value for this attribute should contain the same value as defined in the model for the exit state type property. |
Text |
1 |
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Error Message—Contains the message that will be displayed to the end user. It should contain the same text that is defined on the exit state message property. |
Text |
80 |
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