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if (dbh->error_mode == PDO_ERRMODE_EXCEPTION) {
zend_throw_exception_ex(
php_pdo_get_exception(), 0,
"SQLite PDO::quote: string is too long to quote");
} else if (dbh->error_mode == PDO_ERRMODE_WARNING) {
php_error_docref(
NULL, E_WARNING,
"string is too long to quote");
}
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How about using pdo_raise_impl_error() for SQLSTATE 22001?

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hmm, should it use 22001 regardless of error mode, or should it use 22001 for exception and 01004 otherwise?

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Since 01004 is a warning that occurs when read data is discarded for instance, when the buffer is too small, I believe that in every case, 22001 is the appropriate choice.

edit:
Since this distinction is made in systems like DB2 and ODBC, 01004 is generally considered to be related to fetch operations.

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