strivinglife
Jun 1st 2006, 11:07 am
I'm looking for a fairly non-disruptive way to catch both SQL db unavailability and errors, in the style of PHP-MySQL.
With PHP, if you can't connect to a db, you can abort further calls within the function and output some error text. (mysql_connect() or die())
With ColdFusion, I've only seen a way to implement a complete page substitution, unless one uses cfcatch and cftry. Is this the only method?
What I'd like to do: Check to see if ColdFusion can connect to MSSQL. If it can't, display a message within the template that the service is temporarily unavailable. This is also a unique error to this service - we don't want this to be our standard error.
Do I have a PHP like option - or, what are my options?
Thanks all,
~J
With PHP, if you can't connect to a db, you can abort further calls within the function and output some error text. (mysql_connect() or die())
With ColdFusion, I've only seen a way to implement a complete page substitution, unless one uses cfcatch and cftry. Is this the only method?
What I'd like to do: Check to see if ColdFusion can connect to MSSQL. If it can't, display a message within the template that the service is temporarily unavailable. This is also a unique error to this service - we don't want this to be our standard error.
Do I have a PHP like option - or, what are my options?
Thanks all,
~J