Hi All :-)
How do you trap errors that may be the result of a custom query? For
example:
$results = $model->query($sql);
In my case, some of the custom sql queries creates such a large
dataset that the script exceeds the memory allocated to php.
I would like to catch these errors and present something a bit more
friendly to the user.
I've tried wrapping the code in a try/catch block as I would normally
do:
try {
$results = $model->query($sql);
}
catch (Exception $e) {
// handle error here
}
but the error is still raised and the try/catch is ignored.
While trying out this approach I noticed that if I do:
try {
echo 1/0; // generate a divide be zero error to test
}
catch (Exception $e) {
// handle error here
}
The error message is still displayed! I'm guessing that CakePHP is
already trapping these errors, so ultimately my question is:
How do I stop Cake from trapping errors so I can use my own error
handler, and how do I re-enable Cake error handling after the bit of
code I want to check has finished?
Thanks in advance.
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