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Ability to display Error Messages while executing SQL queries in DB Query Client
The Database Query Client in OMoC does not display the error message to include the reason for the query execution to fail. IT gives a generic message stating - "Exception while executing query. Please check the query syntax/server logs." or "SQL Query has to be ended with a semi colon." which is too generic for users to understand the reason for failure.
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Professional Services
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If a business user has to understand the reason for failure, he/ she has to download the application server logs to dig deeper and understand the reason for failure. This could be cumbersome for these users and requires access to drop-box to be setup, download the logs and scan through the file to identify the error. It would help immensely, if the error could be shown in the browser popup instead of the above mentioned generic errors.
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It would prove useful to clients to have a more meaningful error pop up display. It would save clients time.