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How to get database constraint violation error using EditOperation

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03-13-2020 07:05 AM
BarbaraSchneider2
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I am writing a feature to an Oracle Enterprise Geodatabase using an edit operation:

var editOperation = new EditOperation();

// Assign shape and attributes
var attributes = new Dictionary<string, object>();
attributes.Add(shapeFieldName, shape);
attributes.Add("myField", row["myField"]);

// Create new feature                
editOperation.Create(featClass, attributes);
bool succeeded = editOperation.Execute();‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍

When executing the editOperation fails, I have no information what went wrong, i.e. if I violated a unique key constraint. Is there a possibilty to get the error? Or is there a better way to write features to an Enterprise Geodatabase?

Thanks, Barbara

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by Anonymous User
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Hi Barbara,

If the EditOperation fails, the property EditOperation.ErrorMessage may contain the cause if known.

Otherwise you can enable an Oracle TRACE in the database to get detailed information from that side.

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by Anonymous User
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Hi Barbara,

If the EditOperation fails, the property EditOperation.ErrorMessage may contain the cause if known.

Otherwise you can enable an Oracle TRACE in the database to get detailed information from that side.