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ODBC Dump Error Debugging Guide

DumpError provides a 3 sentence summary of the last error condition, including the error number, error text, and ODBC connection number if applicable. It is used primarily for debugging by outputting error details to the screen after a database operation like a SQL statement fails. For example, it can be called after creating an ODBC connection or executing a SQL statement to help diagnose why an error occurred.

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ODBC Dump Error Debugging Guide

DumpError provides a 3 sentence summary of the last error condition, including the error number, error text, and ODBC connection number if applicable. It is used primarily for debugging by outputting error details to the screen after a database operation like a SQL statement fails. For example, it can be called after creating an ODBC connection or executing a SQL statement to help diagnose why an error occurred.

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DumpError

Dump to the screen details about the last error condition. This includes error number, error text and the
ODBC connection number that caused the error (if there is one). This is used primarily for debugging.

Example:
$db = new Win32::ODBC("My DSN");
if (undef $db){
Win32::ODBC::DumpError();
}
if ($db->Sql("Select * FROM foo")){
$db->DumpError;
}

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