PDO::errorCode – Retrieve the SQLSTATE of the Last Database Operation
PDO::errorCode is a PHP method that returns the SQLSTATE code—a five‑character identifier defined by the ANSI SQL standard—representing the outcome of the most recent operation on a database handle, or NULL if no operation has been performed.
mixed PDO::errorCode(void)Returns an SQLSTATE, a five‑character identifier defined in the ANSI SQL standard, consisting of a two‑character class value followed by a three‑character subclass value.
Parameters
This function takes no parameters.
Return value
If the database handle has not performed any operation, it returns NULL; otherwise it returns the SQLSTATE string.
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