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package org.apache.derby.client.am;
import java.sql.SQLWarning;
/**
* This represents a warning versus a full exception. As with
* SqlException, this is an internal representation of java.sql.SQLWarning.
*
* Public JDBC methods need to convert an internal SqlWarning to a SQLWarning
* using <code>getSQLWarning()</code>
*/
public class SqlWarning extends SqlException implements Diagnosable {
protected SqlWarning nextWarning_;
public SqlWarning(LogWriter logwriter,
ClientMessageId msgid, Object[] args, Throwable cause)
{
super(logwriter, msgid, args, cause);
}
public SqlWarning(LogWriter logwriter, ClientMessageId msgid, Object[] args)
{
this(logwriter, msgid, args, null);
}
public SqlWarning (LogWriter logwriter, ClientMessageId msgid)
{
super(logwriter, msgid);
}
public SqlWarning(LogWriter logwriter, ClientMessageId msgid, Object arg1)
{
super(logwriter, msgid, arg1);
}
public SqlWarning(LogWriter logwriter,
ClientMessageId msgid, Object arg1, Object arg2)
{
super(logwriter, msgid, arg1, arg2);
}
public SqlWarning(LogWriter logwriter,
ClientMessageId msgid, Object arg1, Object arg2, Object arg3)
{
super(logwriter, msgid, arg1, arg2, arg3);
}
public SqlWarning(LogWriter logWriter, Sqlca sqlca)
{
super(logWriter, sqlca);
}
public void setNextWarning(SqlWarning warning)
{
// Add this warning to the end of the chain
SqlWarning theEnd = this;
while (theEnd.nextWarning_ != null) {
theEnd = theEnd.nextWarning_;
}
theEnd.nextWarning_ = warning;
}
public SqlWarning getNextWarning()
{
return nextWarning_;
}
/**
* Get the java.sql.SQLWarning for this SqlWarning
*/
public SQLWarning getSQLWarning()
{
if (wrappedException_ != null) {
return (SQLWarning) wrappedException_;
}
SQLWarning sqlw = new SQLWarning(getMessage(), getSQLState(),
getErrorCode());
sqlw.initCause(this);
// Set up the nextException chain
if ( nextWarning_ != null )
{
// The exception chain gets constructed automatically through
// the beautiful power of recursion
//
// We have to use the right method to convert the next exception
// depending upon its type. Luckily with all the other subclasses
// of SQLException we don't have to make our own matching
// subclasses because
sqlw.setNextException(
nextException_ instanceof SqlWarning ?
((SqlWarning)nextException_).getSQLWarning() :
nextException_.getSQLException());
}
return sqlw;
}
}