ERROR-Logging of Stored Procedure (Stop / Going on after error + logging)

Hi @all,
I am using a Stored Procedure which is very simple:
=>The stored procedure is selecting many tousands of records from table1 + table2.
=> Some values (records) will be summarized (aggregated/group by).
=>After this selection and summarizing, this records will be deleted from table3 (if they exist in table3).
=>Then the selected records will be inserted in table3.
Now I want to do the following:
Is there a way to log the errors of the stored procedure?
For example, the stored procedure is copying many thousands of records.
If there is a problem on copying/ inserting a record to table3, then I want a error-log in a loggin_table.
Is there a way to write the error-logs from a stored procedure to a special table in database?
I want to do this in 2 ways:
1) On error the error is logged and the stored procedure is stopped.
2) On error the error is logged and the stored procedure is going on to insert/summarize the next record.
I don't know how I can get these errors of a stored procedure. Maybe it isn't possible? Or is it better to use a function?
Hope anyone can give me a hint?
Thanks a lot.
Best regards,
Tim

Hi
option one:
as i know you can have another table without primer key (log table).
then before you insert into table, select the record count using primary key. if it is duplicate then put those record into the table.
option two:
write the log into file.
declare
f utl_file.file_type;
s varchar2(200);
begin
f := utl_file.fopen('SAMPLEDATA','sample1.txt','R');
loop
utl_file.get_line(f,s);
dbms_output.put_line(s);
end loop;
exception
when NO_DATA_FOUND then
utl_file.fclose(f);
end;
refer : http://www.psoug.org/reference/OLD/utl_file.html
regards
upul.
Edited by: Upul Indika on Apr 9, 2009 12:45 PM

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I have wriiten a Stored Procedure for Delivery Document which will update the SerialNumber defined as UDF in Item Row.
But the problem is that the user has to exec the stored Procedure and have to give 2 parameters ie DocEntryNo, ItemCode.
My requirement is that at the time of Saving the Delivery Document, the Stored Procedure should be triggered and it should automatically pick the DocEntryNo and ItemCode dynamically.
At present the user has to run this Stored Procedure from Query Wizard after saving Delivery Document.
exec setSerialNumber(1234,'ItemCode')
The purpose is to display Serial Number after the ItemCode.

Hi,
set the parameters into variables and run sp.
declare @par1 integer
declare @par2 varchar(100)
set @par1 = [$1.1.1.1.]
set @par2 = [$1.1.1.1.]
exec sp @par1, @par2

Is it possible to trigger an error so that the running stored procedure is stopped?

Hello all,
I want to run an existing stored procedure and then I want to manually trigger an error/abort/interruption so see what happens and do some testing with that.
Is it possible to manually trigger an error/abort/interruption on a running stored procedure so that it is stopped?
If yes, how can I do that?
I hope someone has an idea. For me it sounds not really difficult, but I just do not get the idea how to do it.
Kind regards
Peter

Hello Visakh,
I dont want to modify the existing procedure. I just want to run it and than stop it, but not with the button to stop it, but "kill" it somehow with an error (with not destroying the database).
Nope you cant simulate an intermediate failure inside procedure code from outside. For that you have to modify the actual sp code itself
Another way is by doing data manipulation in such a way which causes a error in procedure but for that you need to revisit the logic to ensure you do changes in such way as to cause an error
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How to stop logging in stored procedure?

With interactive ISQL ssession, there is a command "stop logging" to stop ase logging for current session.
How to do same thing for a stored procedure?

No, each select/into will need to create a new table.
With some planning/designing you could do something like:
==========================
select ... into mytab1 ...
select ... into mytab2 ... union all select * from mytab1
--drop any indexes from mytab1
truncate table mytab1
drop table mytab1
select ... into mytab3 ... union all select * from mytab2
--drop any indexes from mytab2
truncate table mytab2
drop table mytab2
==========================
Obviously you have to make the final decision ... minimize logging with more complicated coding *vs* accept logging overhead with less complicated coding.
Just saw Kevin's response ... which is a more efficient method assuming each insert can stand on it's own.
My example assumes some intermediate processing between the INSERTs (eg, insert mytab1, run some queries against mytab1, insert mytab2, run some queries against mytab2, insert mytab3) ... then again perhaps you could use the #temp tables for intermediate processing, too.
There are a lot of ways to reduce your logging which ultimately depends on your exact requirements.

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