[Hummmm, wonder why it didn't have pgsql-interfaces in
the reply-to]
You can use pg_result to get any error info. For
example:
set han [pg_connect ...]
set result [pg_exec $han "SELECT * FROM bogus_table"]
set stat [pg_result $result -status]
if {$stat ne "PGRES_TUPLES_OK"} {
puts "GOT ERROR: [pg_result $result -error]"
}
HTH,
--brett
--- Senthil <senthil_j@chain-sys.com> wrote:
> Dear Sir,
> I have just started to program in pgtcl.I have to
> write a procedure for
> connecting to a table and fetching records and
> inserting them.What should
> I do to catch the error conditions?The postmaster
> runs in a separate
> terminal and Tcl in another one.The errors may be
> non existing table
> name,field name or errors like query fetching many
> rows as result.Please
> give me a solution for this problem.Thanking you.
>
> Yours truly,
> Senthil J
>
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