How to detect fail connection to MySql SOLUCIONADO

[D.Fernandez]

Hi friend.
I need help to detect the fail connection to Mysql
If I do...
FWCONNECT oCon HOST chost USER cUser PASSWORD cPassword DB cdatabase
If oCon== nil
MsgInfo("No hay conexxión a la bases de datos","Informe")
Endif

First show an error from mysql-server and later my MsgInfo.
I wish to show my error message only.

Thank you.

[nageswaragunupudi]

As you know, you can also write

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FWCONNECT oCn HOST cHost USER cUser PASSWORD cPassword DB cDatbase
 

AS

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oCn := maria_Connect( cHost, cDatabase, cUser, cPassword )
 

Now, add logical variable .F. as the last parameter

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oCn := maria_Connect( cHost, cDatabase, cUser, cPassword, .F. )
 

Now, FWH will not display the error and just returns NIL to oCn.

Then, if oCn == nil, you can query the actual error using:

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aError := maria_ConnectError() // --> { nError, cErrorDescription }
 

On that basis you can display the error as you like.

Example:

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oCn := maria_Connect( cHost, cDatabase, cUser, cPassword, .F. )
if oCn == nil
   aError := maria_ConnectError() // --> { nError, cErrorDescription }
   // examine aError
   MsgInfo( <your error description" )
   return nil
endif

[nageswaragunupudi]

Hope you already know that FWH displays all your error messages in your language.
If you are not clear, please let us know and we will assist you.

[D.Fernandez]

Thank you very much Mr. Rao.

Regards,

Ruben Dario Fernandez

[artu01]

Hope you already know that FWH displays all your error messages in your language.
If you are not clear, please let us know and we will assist you.

mr. rao can explain the method, please?

[TecniSoftware]

As you know, you can also write

Now, add logical variable .F. as the last parameter

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oCn := maria_Connect( cHost, cDatabase, cUser, cPassword, .F. )
 

Mr. RAO:

How can I indicate the port number?
Like D.Fernandez I would like to see a personalized message when I cannot connect to the server, in my case I use a specific port but I don't see how to indicate it in your code, normally the fourth parameter is the port number

Regards

[nageswaragunupudi]

How can I indicate the port number?

Two ways:
1)

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oCn := maria_Connect( cHost, cDatabase, cUser, cPassword, nPort, .F. )
 

Note: ".F." can be the last parameter after providing all parameters. Position of this parameter is not important

OR

2)

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oCn := maria_Connect( "hostaddress:port", cDatabase, cUser, cPassword, .F. )
 

Note: port can be a part of the address, like "nnn.nnn.nnn:port"

[TecniSoftware]

How can I indicate the port number?

Two ways:
1)

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oCn := maria_Connect( cHost, cDatabase, cUser, cPassword, nPort, .F. )
 

Note: ".F." can be the last parameter after providing all parameters. Position of this parameter is not important

OR

2)

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oCn := maria_Connect( "hostaddress:port", cDatabase, cUser, cPassword, .F. )
 

Note: port can be a part of the address, like "nnn.nnn.nnn:port"

As always, excellent!

Thank you very much Mr Rao!