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On Thu, 22 Apr 1999 12:00:27 GMT, you wrote:
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>I am writing a PL/SQL error logger.
>It usually logs the error and continues, but some errors are fatal.
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>With fatal errors, I would like to end processing completely, and
>exit the current PL/SQL run.
>Is this possible? - all our procedures are written with
>WHEN OTHER THEN...
>blocks, which catch any exceptions I throw.
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thats too bad. When others then is the worst plsql programming construct -- I wish we didn't allow for it actually. You are saying "ignore all errors, no problems".
If you catch the exceptions and don't reraise them -- then no, there is no way to 'exit' plsql.
>Thanks in advance
> Grth
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Thomas Kyte
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