Two types of errors can occur working with SDOResultSet, depending on the category of method that is called:
Errors that are caused by an application bug, such as an attempt to position the cursor at a negative row number. This type of error causes a java.sql.Exception to be thrown, with different messages for different errors.
Errors that can occur during an otherwise normal session, such as an update failure due to a concurrency control collision on the AppServer. This type of error causes a specific SDOResultSet Exception to be thrown, which allows you to handle the error programmatically.
This section describes the SDOResultSet exception hierarchy and typical errors by method category.
Errors that are caused by an application bug, such as an attempt to position the cursor at a negative row number. This type of error causes a java.sql.Exception to be thrown, with different messages for different errors.
