Class java.sql.SQLWarning
java.lang.Object
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+--java.lang.Throwable
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+--java.lang.Exception
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+--java.sql.SQLException
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+--java.sql.SQLWarning
- Direct Known Subclasses:
- DataTruncation
- public class SQLWarning
- extends SQLException
The SQLWarning class provides information on a database access
warnings. Warnings are silently chained to the object whose method
caused it to be reported.
- See Also:
Connection.getWarnings()
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Statement.getWarnings()
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ResultSet.getWarnings()
, Serialized Form
Constructor Summary
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SQLWarning()
Construct an SQLWarning ; reason defaults to null, SQLState
defaults to null and vendorCode defaults to 0. |
SQLWarning(String reason,
String SQLstate,
int vendorCode)
Construct a fully specified SQLWarning. |
SQLWarning(String reason,
String SQLstate)
Construct an SQLWarning with a reason and SQLState;
vendorCode defaults to 0. |
SQLWarning(String reason)
Construct an SQLWarning with a reason; SQLState defaults to
null and vendorCode defaults to 0. |
SQLWarning
public SQLWarning(String reason,
String SQLstate,
int vendorCode)
- Construct a fully specified SQLWarning.
- Parameters:
reason
- a description of the warning
SQLState
- an XOPEN code identifying the warning
vendorCode
- a database vendor specific warning code
SQLWarning
public SQLWarning(String reason,
String SQLstate)
- Construct an SQLWarning with a reason and SQLState;
vendorCode defaults to 0.
- Parameters:
reason
- a description of the warning
SQLState
- an XOPEN code identifying the warning
SQLWarning
public SQLWarning(String reason)
- Construct an SQLWarning with a reason; SQLState defaults to
null and vendorCode defaults to 0.
- Parameters:
reason
- a description of the warning
SQLWarning
public SQLWarning()
- Construct an SQLWarning ; reason defaults to null, SQLState
defaults to null and vendorCode defaults to 0.
getNextWarning
public SQLWarning getNextWarning()
- Get the warning chained to this one
- Returns:
- the next SQLException in the chain, null if none
setNextWarning
public void setNextWarning(SQLWarning w)
- Add an SQLWarning to the end of the chain.
- Parameters:
w
- the new end of the SQLException chain
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