Capturing oracle error codes into a variable

Hi
Can someone show me how it is possible to save an Oracle defined error code into a variable? What I am trying to do is when a stored procedure fails an Oracle error is raised, such as ORA-xxxx, then pass this code into variable to be saved into a log.
How do I achieve this?

user633278 wrote:
How do I achieve this?Function SQLCODE in PL/SQL exception handler returns error code. SQLERRM returns message:
SQL> declare
2      x number;
3 begin
4      x := 1/0;
5    exception
6      when others
7        then
8          dbms_output.put_line('Error code: ' || SQLCODE);
9          dbms_output.put_line('Error message: ' || SQLERRM);
10 end;
11 /
Error code: -1476
Error message: ORA-01476: divisor is equal to zero
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> SY.

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Gurus,
Is there a distinct list of oracle error code with description(in excel or txt,csv format) , the requirement is to convert most of generic oracle messages into user defined messages and store it in a XML.
Regards
R
Edited by: Darthvader-647181 on Aug 11, 2010 8:00 AM

HareeshGhanta wrote:
Hi,
Thank you.I am looking for some additional information like Cause and Action also to be printed out.Is there any way we can achieve this.
Regards
Sounds like you are trying to re-invent the wheel.
What's wrong with the message text as supplied by oracle? Those messages are universally known and understood -- well, at least by people who actually read them vs. simply dumping them to a forum. Why would you want to obfuscate them with your own text?
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Error message into a Variable.

Dear users,
I have a rather usual (unusual from the weekend beers for me though!!) query which I can't figure out a proper way to implement.
My requirement is like this:
I have a message class in which I want to define a text 'Employee number & not found'.
I want to use this in the program, but not to raise this error. Instead, I want to move this error message with the Employee number into a Character(200) variable.
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Gerardo
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Regards
Ray Farmer
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Capturing oracle error codes into a variable

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