Distinguish errors I raise from other SQL Server errors
In my stored procedures, when a business rule is broken I raise an error that bubbles up to the C# client app and gets displayed to the user. e.g.
In my stored procedures, when a business rule is broken I raise an error that bubbles up to the C# client app and gets displayed to the user. e.g.
I’ve been tasked to move a website into a new domain, and I’ve encontered this weird issue.
On the homepage, I always see these:
When updating a page with Elementor, we’re occasionally receiving a 404 error.
I’m using the transition_post_status
hook to perform some operations after publishing a post. In some conditions I would like to show an error message in a red box under “Edit Post” and above “Post published”:
I know this may be a duplicate however I haven’t been able to make sense of previous questions.
After changing siteurl ,home url form database it shows 3/4 errors called
I have been scratching my head about this one for the last day or so – I just can’t see why a procedure works in one environment, but then fails in another due to a conversion error (same data, same code).
I have a pre-SQL Server 2017 database that I restored into / upgraded to SQL Server 2017. In this database I have a SQLCLR Assembly. The Assembly is marked as SAFE
since it doesn’t do anything requiring a higher level of permissions, and the database has TRUSTWORTHY
disabled / OFF
. The SQLCLR functions and stored procedures worked as expected before moving to SQL Server 2017, but now when I try to execute any of them I get the following error:
The following simple test returns an error
Approximately 1 time per week my MySQL server is shutting down.