Custom error#16
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June 21, 2021 15:15
…QL error "no sql rows in result set"
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isn't this repo deprecated? |
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Yes. This repository is obsolete. But I'm doing maintenance on giant projects that use this repository, and unfortunately I don't have the possibility for GORM V2 |
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Looking at my project's error logs, the only thing that comes up is `pq: syntax error at or near") ". I have about 10 ")" in my SQL. How will I know where the error is happening without running SQL? With this new custom error, and with this new SQL property I can know which SQL is causing the problem.