public static function cf_error::on_query_execution in Common Functionality 7.2
Reports query execution failures.
@see: watchdog() @see: watchdog_severity_levels()
Parameters
object $exception: The query exception object.
int $severity: (optional) The severity of the message, as per RFC 3164. Possible values are WATCHDOG_ERROR, WATCHDOG_WARNING, etc.
Return value
cf_error_code A object containing the processed error, with specified backtrace.
7 calls to cf_error::on_query_execution()
- cf_db_options_get_options in modules/
cf_db_options/ cf_db_options.module - Get an array of supported options for a given option type.
- cf_db_options_id_to_machine_name in modules/
cf_db_options/ cf_db_options.module - Returns the machine_name for a given option numeric id.
- cf_db_options_machine_name_to_id in modules/
cf_db_options/ cf_db_options.module - Returns the numeric id for a given option machine_name.
- cf_error_on_query_execution in modules/
cf_1x_compatibility/ cf_1x_compatibility.module - This is a compatibility function for cf-1.x.
- cf_settings_modules_uninstalled in modules/
cf_settings/ cf_settings.module - Implements hook_modules_uninstalled().
File
- modules/
cf_error/ classes/ cf_error.php, line 453 - Provides the derror exception class.
Class
Code
public static function on_query_execution($exception, $severity = WATCHDOG_ERROR) {
$error = new cf_error_code();
if (is_object($exception)) {
$exception_message = $exception
->getMessage();
$query_string = $exception->query_string;
$query_arguments = print_r($exception->args, TRUE);
}
else {
if (version_compare(PHP_VERSION, '5.4.0', '>=')) {
$backtrace = debug_backtrace(DEBUG_BACKTRACE_PROVIDE_OBJECT, self::p_backtrace_limit());
}
else {
$backtrace = debug_backtrace();
}
self::p_report_invalid_argument_object('exception', $backtrace);
unset($backtrace);
$exception_message = "";
$query_string = "";
$query_arguments = "";
}
$error
->set_severity($severity);
$error
->set_type('sql');
self::p_load_backtrace($error);
self::p_on_query_execution($error, $exception_message, $query_string, $query_arguments);
return $error;
}