List of usage examples for java.sql SQLTransientException getMessage
public String getMessage()
From source file:org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.exec.Utilities.java
/** * Retry SQL execution with random backoff (same as the one implemented in HDFS-767). * This function only retries when the SQL query throws a SQLTransientException (which * might be able to succeed with a simple retry). It doesn't retry when the exception * is a SQLRecoverableException or SQLNonTransientException. For SQLRecoverableException * the caller needs to reconnect to the database and restart the whole transaction. * * @param cmd the SQL command//from w ww . jav a 2 s .c o m * @param stmt the prepared statement of SQL. * @param baseWindow The base time window (in milliseconds) before the next retry. * see {@link #getRandomWaitTime} for details. * @param maxRetries the maximum # of retries when getting a SQLTransientException. * @throws SQLException throws SQLRecoverableException or SQLNonTransientException the * first time it is caught, or SQLTransientException when the maxRetries has reached. */ public static <T> T executeWithRetry(SQLCommand<T> cmd, PreparedStatement stmt, long baseWindow, int maxRetries) throws SQLException { Random r = new Random(); T result = null; // retry with # of maxRetries before throwing exception for (int failures = 0;; failures++) { try { result = cmd.run(stmt); return result; } catch (SQLTransientException e) { LOG.warn("Failure and retry #" + failures + " with exception " + e.getMessage()); if (failures >= maxRetries) { throw e; } long waitTime = getRandomWaitTime(baseWindow, failures, r); try { Thread.sleep(waitTime); } catch (InterruptedException iex) { } } catch (SQLException e) { // throw other types of SQLExceptions (SQLNonTransientException / SQLRecoverableException) throw e; } } }