Catching SQL Exceptions

Hi all,
I have a bit of java code which is performing an SQL insert on a table. There is a possibility of a database foreign key exception being generated on this insert statement. I wish to catch this particular exception, log it and then ignore it and move to the next statement. Currently the code is catching SQLException, is a foreign key exception something that I can uniquely catch, or is it rolled up into SQLException. I haven't had luck finding any docs on this subject, any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.

Maybe I'm not understanding something here but is it
not a bit dodgy to be relying on the presence of a
foreign key constraint on the DB to raise the problem
in the client? Personally I would be writing code to
check if a foreign key constraint error will be raised
by the inserting of the record. I will admit though
that this could be a bit clunky and more time
consuming (checking through select statement then
doing insertion if OK) as well as a possible insertion
of the record just after your select statement
returned saying that you couldn't insert the record
because a foreign key constraint would be raised.I disagree. IMHO, the OP's way of doing it is the proper approach--let the database worry about the data integrity. It's made to be very good at that, and that's where the constraints are defined. If you put that code in the client, you have to duplicate the constraints you put into your DDL in your client code.

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