Re: Getting error messages to the (PHP) user

On 03/05/2013 10:45 AM, James K. Lowden wrote:
> Server messages arrive with a severity code.  By convention, severity
> codes >= 10 are "errors" in the sense that the user can't fix them.  

But I'm seeing the hard-coded message for errors in my SQL that *I*
should fix.

For example, I was getting the hard-coded message till I patched the
freetds library.  Now I see the following:

  $ php import-sql.php
  Error: [HY000] Incorrect syntax near 'AUTO_INCREMENT'. [102]
  (severity 15) [CREATE TABLE ...]

Yes, I know that this is MySQL code and I need MSSQL code.  The point
here is that the error message and the severity and the severity (15 >
10) is the direct result of something I can fix.

Mark.

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