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firebird - In FirebirdSql, how to return exception message from procedure

I want to return the error message from a procedure when an exception happens. In SQL Server you would select the Error_Number() and Error_Message(). How would I do it in FirebirdSql

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CREATE PROCEDURE sprocname
 ( id int ) 
RETURNS 
 ( gcode int, errmsg varchar(250) )
AS 
BEGIN
  gcode = 0;
  errmsg = '';
  -- do procedure code here


  WHEN ANY DO
  BEGIN 
    gcode = gdscode; -- ??
    errmsg = ??;
  END
  SUSPEND;
END^

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Unfortunately you will need to do that at the client side, as it is currently not possible to obtain this in PSQL. There is a feature request in the Firebird tracker, which has been implemented for Firebird 4, which is expected to be released in 2019.

See Firebird 4 Beta 2 release notes, section System Function RDB$ERROR() (warning: link might break with the next or GA release):

The function RDB$ERROR() takes a PSQL error context as input and returns the specific context of the active exception. Its scope is confined to the context of the exception-handling block in PSQL. Outside the exception handling block, RDB$ERROR always contains NULL.

The type of the return value depends on the context.

Syntax Rules

RDB$ERROR ( context )
context ::= { GDSCODE | SQLCODE | SQLSTATE | EXCEPTION | MESSAGE }

[..]

Example

BEGIN
  ...
WHEN ANY DO
  EXECUTE PROCEDURE P_LOG_EXCEPTION(RDB$ERROR(MESSAGE));
END

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