This exception is no longer used by mysql-native and will be deprecated (and later removed) in upcoming releases.
An exception type to distinguish exceptions thrown by this package.
Thrown when attempting to use a range that's been invalidated. In particular, when using a ResultRange after a new command has been issued on the same connection.
Thrown when the executed query, unexpectedly, did not produce a result set. Use the exec functions, not query (query, querySet, queryRow, etc.), for commands that don't produce result sets (such as INSERT).
Thrown when attempting to use a prepared statement which had already been released.
Received invalid data from the server which violates the MySQL network protocol. (Quite possibly mysql-native's fault. Please file an issue if you receive this.)
The server sent back a MySQL error code and message. If the server is 4.1+, there should also be an ANSI/ODBC-standard SQLSTATE error code.
Thrown when a result set was returned unexpectedly. Use the query functions (query, querySet, queryRow, etc.), not exec for commands that return result sets (such as SELECT), even if the result set has zero elements.
Common base class of MySQLResultRecievedException and MySQLNoResultRecievedException.
Exceptions defined by mysql-native.