BatchExecutorException.java
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package org.apache.ibatis.executor;
import java.sql.BatchUpdateException;
import java.util.List;
/**
* This exception is thrown if a <code>java.sql.BatchUpdateException</code> is caught during the execution of any nested
* batch. The exception contains the java.sql.BatchUpdateException that is the root cause, as well as the results from
* any prior nested batch that executed successfully.
*
* @author Jeff Butler
*/
public class BatchExecutorException extends ExecutorException {
private static final long serialVersionUID = 154049229650533990L;
private final List<BatchResult> successfulBatchResults;
private final BatchUpdateException batchUpdateException;
private final BatchResult batchResult;
public BatchExecutorException(String message, BatchUpdateException cause, List<BatchResult> successfulBatchResults,
BatchResult batchResult) {
super(message + " Cause: " + cause, cause);
this.batchUpdateException = cause;
this.successfulBatchResults = successfulBatchResults;
this.batchResult = batchResult;
}
/**
* Returns the BatchUpdateException that caused the nested executor to fail. That exception contains an array of row
* counts that can be used to determine exactly which statement of the executor caused the failure (or failures).
*
* @return the root BatchUpdateException
*/
public BatchUpdateException getBatchUpdateException() {
return batchUpdateException;
}
/**
* Returns a list of BatchResult objects. There will be one entry in the list for each successful sub-executor
* executed before the failing executor.
*
* @return the previously successful executor results (maybe an empty list if no executor has executed successfully)
*/
public List<BatchResult> getSuccessfulBatchResults() {
return successfulBatchResults;
}
/**
* Returns the SQL statement that caused the failure (not the parameterArray).
*
* @return the failing SQL string
*/
public String getFailingSqlStatement() {
return batchResult.getSql();
}
/**
* Returns the statement id of the statement that caused the failure.
*
* @return the statement id
*/
public String getFailingStatementId() {
return batchResult.getMappedStatement().getId();
}
}