Add customizable DB exception handlers #5869
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Introduced customizable database exception handlers across various modules, enabling specific error handling strategies for different DbContexts. Implemented a generic interface for exception handling and provided specific implementations for PostgreSQL and a No-op handler. Updated the code to utilize these handlers in various persistence features, enhancing error management and modularity.
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Introduced customizable database exception handlers across various modules, enabling specific error handling strategies for different DbContexts. Implemented a generic interface for exception handling and provided specific implementations for PostgreSQL and a No-op handler. Updated the code to utilize these handlers in various persistence features, enhancing error management and modularity.
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