Package org.hibernate.exception

package org.hibernate.exception

Defines certain very important flavors of JDBCException, along with an SPI for interpreting product-specific SQLExceptions arising from a JDBC driver into something more uniform and meaningful.

Related Packages

Package	Description
org.hibernate	This package defines the central Hibernate APIs, beginning with SessionFactory, which represents an instance of Hibernate at runtime and is the source of new instances of Session and StatelessSession, the most important APIs exposing persistence-related operations for entities.
org.hibernate.exception.spi	An SPI for Dialect-specific exception interpretation and conversion.

Class	Description
AuthException	A JDBCException indicating an authentication or authorization failure.
ConstraintViolationException	A JDBCException indicating that the requested DML operation resulted in violation of a defined data integrity constraint.
ConstraintViolationException.ConstraintKind	Enumerates the kinds of integrity constraint violation recognized by Hibernate.
DataException	A JDBCException indicating that evaluation of the valid SQL statement against the given data resulted in some illegal operation, mismatched types or incorrect cardinality.
GenericJDBCException	Generic, non-specific flavor of JDBCException.
JDBCConnectionException	A JDBCException indicating a problem communicating with the database (can also include incorrect JDBC setup).
LockAcquisitionException	A JDBCException indicating a problem acquiring a lock on the database.
LockTimeoutException	A JDBCException indicating that a lock request timed out on the database.
SnapshotIsolationException	A JDBCException indicating that a request failed due to snapshot isolation.
SQLGrammarException	Specialization of JDBCException indicating that the SQL sent to the database server was invalid, either due to a syntax error, unrecognized name, or similar problem.
TransactionSerializationException	A JDBCException indicating a transaction failed because it could not be placed into a serializable ordering among all currently-executing transactions