Allows you to return constants from the database server messages window as a result set.
This system procedure is deprecated. Use sa_server_messages instead. See sa_server_messages system procedure.
sa_get_server_messages( first_line )
first_line Use this INTEGER parameter to specify the line number from which to start displaying server messages.
| Column name | Data type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| line_num | INTEGER | The line number of a server message. |
| message_text | VARCHAR(255) | The server message text. |
| message_time | TIMESTAMP | The time of the message. |
This procedure takes an INTEGER parameter that specifies the starting line number to display, and returns a row for that line and for all subsequent lines. If the starting line is negative, the result set starts at the first available line. The result set includes the line number, message text, and message time.
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The following example uses the sa_get_server_messages system procedure to return a result set containing the content of the database server messages window, starting from line 16.
CALL sa_get_server_messages( 16 ); |
| line_num | message_text | ... |
|---|---|---|
| 16 | Running on Windows 2000 Build 2195... | ... |
| 17 | 2132K of memory used for caching | ... |
| ... | ... | ... |
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