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35 package com.internetcds.jdbc.tds;
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38 import java.sql.*;
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42 /**
43  * helper class for printing sql messages
44  */

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46 class SqlMessage
47 {
48    public static final String JavaDoc cvsVersion = "$Id: SqlMessage.java,v 1.1 2006/06/23 10:39:30 sinisa Exp $";
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51    int number;
52    int state;
53    int level;
54    String JavaDoc message;
55    String JavaDoc server;
56    String JavaDoc procName;
57    int line;
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59    /**
60     * Convert a sql message from the server into a human readable string
61     *
62     * @return human readable string of the SQLServer message.
63     */

64    public String JavaDoc toString()
65    {
66       return
67          "Msg " + number + ", " +
68          "Lvl " + level + ", " +
69          "State " + state + ", " +
70          "" + message + ", " +
71          "Server " + server + ", " +
72          "Procedure " + procName + ", " +
73          "Line " + line;
74    }
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76    public java.sql.SQLWarning JavaDoc toSQLWarning()
77    {
78       // XXX have to come up with the X/OPEN sql message strings
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// for now just use S1000 for everything
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return new java.sql.SQLWarning JavaDoc(message, "S1000", number);
81    }
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83    public java.sql.SQLException JavaDoc toSQLException()
84    {
85       return new java.sql.SQLException JavaDoc(message, "S1000", number);
86    }
87 }
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