I was testing foreign keys in MySQL. The objective is to prevent the entry of an id
into table2
, that does not exist in table1
. I was
use try catch
try {
$pdo->exec ("QUERY WITH SYNTAX ERROR");
} catch (PDOException $e) {
if ($e->getCode() == '23000')
echo "Syntax Error: ".$e->getMessage();
}
Read PDOStatement::errorCode
taken from Return Code list
The SQL-92 standard defines a set of SQLSTATE return codes. SQLSTATE is defined as a five-character string, where the leftmost two characters define the error class, and the remaining three characters define the error subclass. Some database vendors may extend these return codes; classes beginning with the numbers 5 through 9 and letters I through Z are reserved for such implementation-specific extensions. The SQLSTATE code for a particular JDBC action can be retrieved via the
getSQLState()
method ofSQLException