Displaying a trigger error in forms

In a before inserting table trigger, if inserted values are not correct, I raise an error :
RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR(-20001,'Error message !');
What I want is to display this error message in forms instead of the error 40508 - ORACLE error: unable to INSERT record.
How can I ?

look at Dbms_Error_Code and Dbms_Error_Text.
You'll have to parse them, but you can grab the error messages off them.
Here's a similar question I asked on Metalink... I never received an error there, but the solution was to write an on-error trigger for the block and capture the form errors related to inserts, updates, and deletes. Here's the question though:
Oracle Forms/Web Forms Technical Forum
From: ERIC GIVLER 18-Nov-00 15:16
Subject: "Clean" capture of DBMS Error messages on raise_application_error
"Clean" capture of DBMS Error messages on raise_application_error
This is with Forms 4.5 Developer 1.3.2 (32bit)
Has anyone written forms level triggers, I guess ON-ERROR triggers to properly capture the error messages raised from a database trigger or procedure that uses a RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR?
I'd like to display the SAME message that I'm passing to RAISE application error, the message only, without all the other garbage.
I was thinking of capturing the dbms_error_code and dbms_error_text, and then based on the form error code - kind of like in the example code in the Forms Help. Then, I'd parse these strings and strip off my error message, because the dbms_error_text contains the entire "error stack", ie:
ORA-20100: SEASON DATES ERROR! Reservations exist in this date range
ORA-06512: at "SUNTRACK.SEASON_DATES_BR_D", line 19
ORA-04088: error during execution of trigger 'SUNTRACK.SEASON_DATES_BR_D'
So... I'd like to just get "SEASON DATES ERROR! Reservations exist in this date range" message
Questions:
1. Is there an easy way to do this that I'm missing, or do I have to brute force, look for 'ORA'| |dbms_error_code| |': ' in my dbms_error_text, strip that off the front, and then grab the error text up to the first LINEFEED, chr(10), found in the dbms_error_text - that just seems a little "kludgy"
2. Anyone have a nice solution? IT seems like there should be a "standard" on-error trigger that handles this type of situation.
3. What would be all the form errors that I should look for that could have been the result of an error raised in a trigger???
ie. frm-40509 (unable to update), frm-40510 (unable to delete
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