/*
 * Supplementary functions (error strings)
 *
 * Copyright 2013 Viktor Szakats (vszakats.net/harbour)
 * Copyright 2009 P.Chornyj <myorg63@mail.ru>
 *
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 */

#include "hbsqlit3.ch"

FUNCTION hb_sqlite3_errstr_short( nError )

   IF ! HB_ISNUMERIC( nError )
      RETURN "HB_SQLITE_INVALID"
   ENDIF

   SWITCH nError
   CASE SQLITE_OK         ; RETURN "SQLITE_OK"
   CASE SQLITE_ERROR      ; RETURN "SQLITE_ERROR"
   CASE SQLITE_INTERNAL   ; RETURN "SQLITE_INTERNAL"
   CASE SQLITE_PERM       ; RETURN "SQLITE_PERM"
   CASE SQLITE_ABORT      ; RETURN "SQLITE_ABORT"
   CASE SQLITE_BUSY       ; RETURN "SQLITE_BUSY"
   CASE SQLITE_LOCKED     ; RETURN "SQLITE_LOCKED"
   CASE SQLITE_NOMEM      ; RETURN "SQLITE_NOMEM"
   CASE SQLITE_READONLY   ; RETURN "SQLITE_READONLY"
   CASE SQLITE_INTERRUPT  ; RETURN "SQLITE_INTERRUPT"
   CASE SQLITE_IOERR      ; RETURN "SQLITE_IOERR"
   CASE SQLITE_CORRUPT    ; RETURN "SQLITE_CORRUPT"
   CASE SQLITE_NOTFOUND   ; RETURN "SQLITE_NOTFOUND"
   CASE SQLITE_FULL       ; RETURN "SQLITE_FULL"
   CASE SQLITE_CANTOPEN   ; RETURN "SQLITE_CANTOPEN"
   CASE SQLITE_PROTOCOL   ; RETURN "SQLITE_PROTOCOL"
   CASE SQLITE_EMPTY      ; RETURN "SQLITE_EMPTY"
   CASE SQLITE_SCHEMA     ; RETURN "SQLITE_SCHEMA"
   CASE SQLITE_TOOBIG     ; RETURN "SQLITE_TOOBIG"
   CASE SQLITE_CONSTRAINT ; RETURN "SQLITE_CONSTRAINT"
   CASE SQLITE_MISMATCH   ; RETURN "SQLITE_MISMATCH"
   CASE SQLITE_MISUSE     ; RETURN "SQLITE_MISUSE"
   CASE SQLITE_NOLFS      ; RETURN "SQLITE_NOLFS"
   CASE SQLITE_AUTH       ; RETURN "SQLITE_AUTH"
   CASE SQLITE_FORMAT     ; RETURN "SQLITE_FORMAT"
   CASE SQLITE_RANGE      ; RETURN "SQLITE_RANGE"
   CASE SQLITE_NOTADB     ; RETURN "SQLITE_NOTADB"
   CASE SQLITE_ROW        ; RETURN "SQLITE_ROW"
   CASE SQLITE_DONE       ; RETURN "SQLITE_DONE"
   ENDSWITCH

   RETURN "HB_SQLITE_UNKNOWN_" + hb_ntos( nError )