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Q: MySql PDO and exceptions thrown within 2nd level internal procedure calls We have a situation with the following...
DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS unit_throw_error;
CREATE PROCEDURE unit_throw_error() CALL throw_error();

DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS throw_error;
CREATE PROCEDURE throw_error() CALL _proc_does_not_exist();

If you call the first procedure unit_throw_error, the php PDO object will not throw an exception as created through the 2nd procedure. Some sample code:
$dsn = "mysql:host=localhost;dbname=test";
$username = "...";
$password = "...";

$pdo = new PDO($dsn, $username, $password, [PDO::ATTR_ERRMODE => PDO::ERRMODE_EXCEPTION]);

$query = "CALL unit_throw_error();";
$stmt = $pdo->prepare($query);
$stmt->execute();

do {
    $results = $stmt->fetchAll(PDO::FETCH_ASSOC);
} while ($stmt->nextRowset() && $stmt->columnCount());

$stmt->closeCursor();

The expected result is a thrown PDOException but this doesn't happen. Any ideas?
EDIT
We've isolated this to only happen when a successful select occurs before the line that throws an exception...
-- CREATE DATABASE `exception_test` /*!40100 DEFAULT CHARACTER SET utf8 */;

use exception_test;

DROP TABLE  if exists `test_data`;
CREATE TABLE `test_data` (
  `id` int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `some_field` varchar(45) DEFAULT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB AUTO_INCREMENT=4 DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;

INSERT INTO `test_data` (`some_field`) VALUES ('sdf');
INSERT INTO `test_data` (`some_field`) VALUES ('fgh');
INSERT INTO `test_data` (`some_field`) VALUES ('ghj');

drop procedure if exists `unit_throw_error`;
create procedure unit_throw_error() call unit_throw_error_2();

drop procedure if exists `unit_throw_error_2`;
delimiter //
create procedure unit_throw_error_2()
  begin

  select * from test_data;

  call unknown_procedure();

  end//
delimiter ;

Does anyone know why when a select query causes the exception to not be thrown?

A: When dealing with stored procedures, you need to call next_result() method, in order to make PDO aware of the other results returned by the procedure.
So, the code should be
$stmt = $pdo->prepare("CALL unit_throw_error()");
$stmt->execute();
do {
    $data = $stmt->fetchAll();
    var_dump($data);
} while ($stmt->nextRowset() && $stmt->columnCount());

In this case PDO will fetch the next result from a database, and if this result is an error, then exception will be thrown.
Edit:
It seems that for this particular case of syntax error (i.e. one that occurs even before the execution), you don't actually need to call nextRowset(). Instead, just make sure that PDO is set into ERRMODE_EXCEPTION. 
But nevertheless, nextRowset() have to be called with stored procedures anyway, in order to let other queries to be run and in order to get the error if several resultsets are expected.
So (just to prove my answer useful), if you change your code to this:
drop procedure if exists `unit_throw_error`;
create procedure unit_throw_error() call unit_throw_error_2();

drop procedure if exists `unit_throw_error_2`;
delimiter //
create procedure unit_throw_error_2()
  begin

  select * from test_data;
  select * from non_existent;

  end//
delimiter ;

and run PDO code without nextRowset() call, no error will appear. But with the code I posted above the error will be thrown,

SQLSTATE[42S02]: Base table or view not found: 1146 Table 'exception_test.non_existent' doesn't exist

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והתמונה הבאה שאני עומדת להראות היא מחרידה למדי.
And the next image I'm going to show is quite gruesome.For any given shock, the larger the air can volume, the more linear the air spring will be. Conversely, the smaller the air can volume, the more progressive the air spring will be.
What do I need? A bigger or smaller air can/volume?
Set your shock up with the correct amount of sag for your particular frame (typically 20-30%). If the manufacturer does not recommend a percentage, then start with 25% sag as pretty safe starting point for modern frames.  Do NOT waste your time with air can changes and mods if you have not set the shock up properly to get a decent base line.
If you really want to take methodical approach to this, ride the same track with 20% sag, then 30% sag and then 25% sag. Take note of what the bike is doing at each of those sag percentages. This will tell you everything you need to know about whether you need to change the volume of your air can, and which way you should be going.
harsh bottom out: First try decreasing sag. If it still harshly bottoms out (or increased pressure makes the ride rough) then decrease air spring volume.
not getting full travel: run more sag by reducing pressure - try 30% sag. If this causes the bike to wallow in the mid-travel then increase air volume.
too much wallowing in the mid stroke? Try one of the newer twin chamber air cans.
How do I increase air volume?
if your shock has a high volume air can already and no volume reducers to remove, you may need to consider a different shock with higher volume air chamber.
How do I decrease air volume?
if smallest air can and volume reducers not working, get a different shock.
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This is a collection of shock tunes I have seen on Anthem X 26" and 29" bikes.
Anyone else think the timing of jij's removal of memes and now suddenly the banning of quickmeme sitewide by a new /r/atheism mod is suspicious?

For those who don't know quickmeme is now banned site wide since /u/jokes_on_you  a moderator on /r/atheism and circlejerker, and also mod on /r/adviceanimals supposedly discovered evidence that there was vote manipulation by a mod who owned the site, and has now banned it. 

Quickmeme was easy to use and one of the most common sites linked to on the old /r/atheism. Yet within the space of two weeks since the coup, we see a NEW /r/atheism MOD BANNING QUICKMEME MEMES ON THE ENTIRE SITE. This seems more sinister than just a coincidence. I think we need to petition the admins for confirmation that this isn't just jokes_on_you's and the circlejerker mods attempt to suppress free speech. 

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