Re: PyGreSQL pg.error Exception

Try this:

try:
db = pg.connect(parameters)
except pg.error, error_message
print error_message

I tend to write the except statement a little
differently to remind me that the first parameter to
except is actually expecting a tuple. So instead I
generally write:

except (pg.error,), error_message

Yes, that looks ugly. But two months later I don't
have to look in the info file to see how to call
except.

I hope that is helpful,

Jason

--- Denis Gasparin <denis(at)edinet(dot)it> wrote:
> Hi to all!
> In the documentation of the PyGreSQL module
> it is said that a
> pg.error exception is thrown when pg.connect or
> other pg functions cause an
> error. How can i get the value of the error? I have
> tried print pg.error in
> the except clause but i get only a _pg.error
> value...
>
> For example:
> try:
> db = pg.connect( connection parameters);
> except pg.error:
> print pg.error;
>
> This prints "_pg.error"...
>
> Thanks in advance for your replies,
>
> Denis
>
>
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