Error
Error Code: 1407

MariaDB Error 1407: Invalid SQLSTATE Declaration

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Description

This error indicates that a SQLSTATE value used within a stored program (like a stored procedure, function, or trigger) is incorrectly formatted or does not conform to the SQL standard. It typically occurs when attempting to declare a handler or signal an error with an invalid 5-character SQLSTATE string.
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Error Message

Bad SQLSTATE: '%s'
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Known Causes

3 known causes
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Incorrect SQLSTATE Format
The declared SQLSTATE string does not adhere to the required 5-character alphanumeric format, such as being too short, too long, or containing invalid characters.
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Typographical Error in SQLSTATE
A simple mistake in typing the 5-character SQLSTATE string, leading to an unrecognized or invalid value.
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Misuse of Standard SQLSTATEs
Attempting to use a SQLSTATE value that is either reserved for standard errors or outside the allowed range for user-defined conditions.
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Solutions

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Detailed step-by-step solutions for this error are being prepared. In the meantime, try these general troubleshooting tips:

General Troubleshooting Tips

  • Check the error message carefully for specific details
  • Review recent changes that might have caused the error
  • Search for the exact error code in the official documentation
  • Check log files for additional context
  • Try restarting the application or service
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