arti jdbc exception on hibernate data access

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But when I tried to do get request on server machine, hibernate throws the following exception JDBC exception on Hibernate data access SQLException for SQL [n/a]; SQL state [HY000]; error code [1030]; could not extract ResultSet; nested exception is could not extract ResultSet what can be the reason for this? mysqlhibernatejdbc gold badges62 silver badges69 bronze badges asked Jul 21, 2015 at 851 BabyGlukBabyGluk892 silver badges12 bronze badges 1 Please provide a FULL stacktrace, as this is not very helpful for others... As indicated in the answer of Marco Tulio Avila Cerón Jul 21, 2015 at 1202 1 Answer answered Jul 21, 2015 at 858 1 I used default settings on mysql. I tried make get request on windows && linux local machines. All right. I have not permission to server machine, and i dont can see server logs. I think too, that problem is in hibernate or mysql configurations on server Jul 21, 2015 at 900 I am using hibernate to do mapping. I set the connection part as static. I need the service program runs forever, and another service will call some methods of this service to query database. When I leave the service running, the first day it works well but when I call it the next day, it gives could not execute query at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at Caused by Closed Connection at at at at at at at at at at at at It seems the connection gets closed. Could anyone please give me some suggestion? Thank you very much asked Jan 17, 2012 at 1906 lucky_start_izumilucky_start_izumi2,49113 gold badges41 silver badges60 bronze badges 1 Sounds like either the database has closed the connection or some network device has terminated the socket. There are many ways you can work around this problem You can issue some sort of "keep alive" type of query ex SELECT 1 on the connection every so often to keep it alive. This assumes that it got closed because it was idle. You can re-open the connection every so often. If you get a connect closed exception then you can just reopen the connection. Duh. You can use a connection pool which can do the keep-alive and the reconnection for you. Apache's DBCP is a favorite of many. I recommend the last one. You would use DBCP something like BasicDataSource ds = new BasicDataSource; 1"; // this is database specific // test the connections every so often ... while !shutdown { Connection conn = Statement stmt = ... // this returns the connection back to the pool instead of really closing // the connection } So instead of passing around a Connection you pass around the BasicDataSource and call getConnection when you need the connection and when you are done with it. The pool does all of the validation work, etc. It also will allow multiple threads to use the database. Hope this helps. Edit You also cannot hold a hibernate session open for a long time. To show you how short lived the session is supposed to be, I'll quote from the docs The lifecycle of a Session is bounded by the beginning and end of a logical transaction. Long transactions might span several database transactions. A session holds a database connection so you never want to keep it around for any length of time. You should do a couple of database requests like a single web request with queries and updates and then close the session so the underlying database connection can be returned to the pool. answered Jan 17, 2012 at 2124 4 That maybe the structure of the JAVA Model is changed,but the DB table update incorrect! what make the Model and the DB table are not correspondence completely. You can do like this drop the old table restart the project to rebuild the table answered Mar 30, 2019 at 916 Recently I encountered this error in SpringBoot project. Reason Entity class and their respective data in Table had mismatched types. In my case one of the fields which was LocalDate type had value "0000-00-00". Solution In case you are building a new project, drop the old table and restart the project to rebuild the table. In case your project is old and you do not want to let go of your data, inspect the database table and fix the corresponding value manually. tripleee174k33 gold badges271 silver badges313 bronze badges answered Aug 2, 2022 at 539 In my case, I was getting exactly same error when using native Update query. I resolved this error by using Modifying pkg as well as Transactional annotation pkg in repository method. If we are using Insert, Update, Delete query then Modifying is required in addition to Transactional. Modifying Transactional Queryvalue="Update TBL_EMPLOYEE SET STATUS = status where ID = id", nativeQuery = true void updateEmployeeParam"status" String status, Param"id" String id answered Aug 18, 2022 at 1003 Ajay SinghAjay Singh4316 silver badges17 bronze badges I'm currently working on a project that uses data access on different databases. Our main database is accessed through Hibernate either via the Criteria framework, or HQL queries, but we also have accesses to other dbs using plain JDBC / SQL queries via Spring-Jdbc. For some of our JDBC calls, we had to deal with the possibility of the DAO layer throwing some flavours of the Spring runtime TransientDataAccessException, like DeadlockLoserDataAccessException, or CannotAcquireLockException. My question should we plan for similar exceptions thrown by the Hibernate DAOs? It's very difficult to write tests that would exhibit such exceptions, and I don't want to build support for these if they cannot be thrown. And if they can, which exceptions exactly? What do you think? asked Oct 4, 2011 at 1526 gold badges56 silver badges70 bronze badges Exceptions thrown from your Spring backed persistence implementation are not really rooted in Spring => they are data access exceptions. Hence you can get similar exceptions from a pure Hibernate implementation LockAcquisitionException indicating a problem acquiring lock on the database Having said that, testing for these exceptions specifically would not be wise. Hence they are RuntimeExceptions. If you getting these exceptions from your Spring backed implementation, I would rather focus on solving the problem. answered Oct 7, 2011 at 2026 tolitiustolitius22k6 gold badges70 silver badges81 bronze badges 1 Take a look at the hibernate Session api, you; specifically, createQuery and createCriteria. createQuery, which takes an hql string, returns a Query object and throws a HibernateException. createCriteria returns a Criteria object with no exceptions thrown. Calling .list on a Criteria or Query object throws a HibernateException. Most of the function calls, if they throw an exception, throw a HibernateException. There are a few special cases like calling uniqueResult on a Query object, which throws a NonUniqueResultException, in addition to a HibernateException. answered Oct 4, 2011 at 1618 jeffbjeffb3601 silver badge2 bronze badges 1 Best Java code snippets using Showing top 20 results out of 315Override public Clob createClobString string { try { final Clob clob = createClob; 1, string ; return clob; } catch SQLException e { throw new JDBCException "Unable to set CLOB string after creation", e ; } } protected DataAccessException convertHibernateAccessExceptionHibernateException ex { if != null && ex instanceof JDBCException { JDBCException jdbcEx = JDBCException ex; DataAccessException dae = "Hibernate operation " + if dae != null { throw dae; } } return } public HibernateJdbcExceptionJDBCException ex { super"JDBC exception on Hibernate data access SQLException for SQL [" + + "]; SQL state [" + + "]; error code [" + + "]; " + ex; } public SQLException getSQLException { return JDBCException getCause.getSQLException; } public String getSql { return JDBCException getCause.getSQL; } while trying to get indexinfo on " + + "=" + ; private void checkExceptionSession mainSession, PersistenceException e { final Throwable cause = if cause instanceof JDBCException { if !getDialect instanceof SQLServerDialect && JDBCException cause.getErrorCode == 3960 { throw e; } else { } } else if !cause instanceof StaleObjectStateException && !cause instanceof StaleStateException { fail "expectd StaleObjectStateException or StaleStateException exception but is" + cause ; } } public SQLException getSQLException { return JDBCException getCause.getSQLException; } public String getSql { return JDBCException getCause.getSQL; } while trying to get indexinfo on " + + "=" + ; Override public NClob createNClobString string { try { final NClob nclob = createNClob; 1, string ; return nclob; } catch SQLException e { throw new JDBCException "Unable to set NCLOB string after creation", e ; } } protected DataAccessException convertHibernateAccessExceptionHibernateException ex { if != null && ex instanceof JDBCException { JDBCException jdbcEx = JDBCException ex; DataAccessException dae = "Hibernate operation " + if dae != null { throw dae; } } return } public HibernateJdbcExceptionJDBCException ex { super"JDBC exception on Hibernate data access SQLException for SQL [" + + "]; SQL state [" + + "]; error code [" + + "]; " + ex; } public QueryTimeoutException String s, JDBCException je, String sql { supers, sql; } public String getSql { return JDBCException getCause.getSQL; } Override public Blob createBlobbyte[] bytes { try { final Blob blob = createBlob; 1, bytes ; return blob; } catch SQLException e { throw new JDBCException "Unable to set BLOB bytes after creation", e ; } } JDBCException jdbcEx = JDBCException ex; DataAccessException dae = "Hibernate operation " + if dae != null { throw dae; public HibernateJdbcExceptionJDBCException ex { super"JDBC exception on Hibernate data access SQLException for SQL [" + + "]; SQL state [" + + "]; error code [" + + "]; " + ex; } public QueryTimeoutException String s, JDBCException je, String sql { supers, sql; } public String getSql { return JDBCException getCause.getSQL; } Hi Team,Yesterday we experienced a loss of our VM server that host our Confluence instance. We have restarted the server and confluence restarted the DB server with no issue but the confluence application it self is not starting properly below is the error we are gettingYou cannot access Confluence at present. Look at the table below to identify the Description Exception Level Timestartup Unable to start up Confluence. Fatal error during startup sequence fatal 2018-05-31 134244 Start and stop the Managed Scheduled Jobs - Transaction rolled back because it has been marked as rollback-onlyYour server id is XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX ==========Conflunce Details======Confluence Version DB 12Please doThanksSanjeev Kumar N

arti jdbc exception on hibernate data access