Question

I am trying to figure out how I would print an exception if I don’t know what the exception is in the first place. How would I do the following?

try:
    some_command
except:
    print *full_exception_trace*

Answer 1

def exception(self)
    try:
        Something.objects.all()
    except Exception, err:
        print err.message #(if you want)
        #raise err
        raise # The 'raise' statement with no arguments inside an error
              # handler tells Python to re-raise the exception with the 
              # original traceback intact

err.message will give you the reason of the exception