Hei,
I am working on User Written Transformation in SAS DI Studio which will handle Oracle packages/stored procedures.
In that sense, I am trying to catch when Oracle stored procedure raise an exception.
When that happens, I can stop the flow, continue, or something else..
At the moment, I am unable to read from proc sql when stored procedure raises an exception, although I can see it in DI studio when job is running:
- ERROR: ORACLE execute error: ORA-20020: This is a test application error / exception ORA-06512: ved "BUS_DATA_MAN_SANDBOX.DUMMY_PACKAGE", line 3 ORA-06512: ved line 1.
Is there a way to read some SAS macro variable to determinate when this happens?
Or to read some proc sql return code?
I did try with &SQLRC and &job_rc, but these are 0 regardless.
Thanks in advance!
Best regards,
Got it: one must log return code in own macro as soon as it happens, otherwise it gets back to 0 in DI code when code execution continues.
So... Example:
PROC SQL;
CONNECT USING SEQLIB AS Oracle;
execute (execute &SCHEMA_NAME..&PACKAGE_NAME..&STORED_PROCEDURE.()) by oracle;
%let RES=&sqlrc;
DISCONNECT FROM Oracle;
QUIT;
ss
%if &RES > 0 %then %do;
%end_with_error;
%end;
Got it: one must log return code in own macro as soon as it happens, otherwise it gets back to 0 in DI code when code execution continues.
So... Example:
PROC SQL;
CONNECT USING SEQLIB AS Oracle;
execute (execute &SCHEMA_NAME..&PACKAGE_NAME..&STORED_PROCEDURE.()) by oracle;
%let RES=&sqlrc;
DISCONNECT FROM Oracle;
QUIT;
ss
%if &RES > 0 %then %do;
%end_with_error;
%end;
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