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interface XWarningsSupplier
Description
should be implemented of objects which may report warnings or non critical errors.
See also
SQLWarning
Methods' Summary
getWarnings returns the first warning reported by calls on an object that supports the usage of warnings.  
clearWarnings clears all warnings reported for the object implementing the interface. After a call to this method, the method XWarningsSupplier::getWarnings() returns void until a new warning is reported for the object.  
Methods' Details
getWarnings
any
getWarnings()
raises( SQLException );
Description
returns the first warning reported by calls on an object that supports the usage of warnings.

Note: Subsequent warnings will be chained to this SQLWarning .

Returns
the warnings
Throws
SQLException if a database access error occurs.
clearWarnings
void
clearWarnings()
raises( SQLException );
Description
clears all warnings reported for the object implementing the interface. After a call to this method, the method XWarningsSupplier::getWarnings() returns void until a new warning is reported for the object.
Throws
SQLException if a database access error occurs.
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