Anyone out there know of a way to get a table of Oracle error messages with
SQLSTATE (i.e. ORA-01234) as primary key with short and long descriptions and
action fields (other information if available) on the same table. I'm
already connected to Oracle when I receive an error message within my code
(Java, C, etc.) or using SQL*Plus (on Unix within emacs of course) or
SQL-Worksheet (on NT). Sometimes I cannot easily get to an errors manual,
have Errors help program handy (on work station that doesn't have one
installed), no browser, etc. but could easily type "select * from sys.errors
where sqlstate = 'ORA-01234'". Oracle is a database afterall and it makes
sense to have a table of error messages. At the very least an ASCII
delimited file I could convert into a table would be fine too. Anyone have
an ASCII file of error messages. I really don't want to have to strip out
html from the online docs on the technet site or that come with Work Group
Server on UNIX distributions to be able to do this. Apparently other RDBMS
have this and am kind of surprised Oracle doesn't or do they? AIX has oerr
util, does it do a regex on a regular text file? Didn't find anything from
Oracle versions I have, got SCO binaries on LINUX, NT version, and Solaris
Intel mostly 7.3 servers.
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