Within my internal PL/SQL subprograms, all errors are raised with exception variables. These exceptions are not linked to a specific error number until the exception is caught at the top level public PL/SQL procedure. This requires additional work to be done in the test code which hopefully could be done via the framework via the %throws annotation.
I would like the ability to put a PL/SQL exception variable name (e.g. package and variable name of type exception) into the %throws annotation without the need to provide or associate a SQL error number using the PRAGMA EXCEPTION_INIT directive.
Within my internal PL/SQL subprograms, all errors are raised with exception variables. These exceptions are not linked to a specific error number until the exception is caught at the top level public PL/SQL procedure. This requires additional work to be done in the test code which hopefully could be done via the framework via the %throws annotation.
I would like the ability to put a PL/SQL exception variable name (e.g. package and variable name of type exception) into the %throws annotation without the need to provide or associate a SQL error number using the PRAGMA EXCEPTION_INIT directive.