Determining the type of sqlexception

Is is possible to know the type of sql excpetion that occured? For instance if an sqlexception occured I need to know if the error is due to a non-existent table field or a non existent table.
Basically I need to give the user a more specific desctiption of the error that occured. I can't just say "database error".
thanks

put it on a string like
String ret="";
try{
}catch(SQLException sqle){
ret = sqle.getMessage();
return ret;

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