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func CatchVectorizedRuntimeError ¶
func CatchVectorizedRuntimeError(operation func()) (retErr error)
CatchVectorizedRuntimeError executes operation, catches a runtime error if it is coming from the vectorized engine, and returns it. If an error not related to the vectorized engine occurs, it is not recovered from.
func ExpectedError ¶
func ExpectedError(err error)
ExpectedError panics with the error that is wrapped by notInternalError which will not be treated as internal error and will not have a printed out stack trace. This method should be called to propagate errors that the vectorized engine *expects* to occur.
func InternalError ¶
func InternalError(err error)
InternalError simply panics with the provided object. It will always be caught and returned as internal error to the client with the corresponding stack trace. This method should be called to propagate errors that resulted in the vectorized engine being in an *unexpected* state.
func NonCatchablePanic ¶
func NonCatchablePanic(object interface{})
NonCatchablePanic is the equivalent of Golang's 'panic' word that can be used in order to crash the goroutine. It could be used by the testing code within the vectorized engine to simulate a panic that occurs outside of the engine (and, thus, should not be caught).
Types ¶
type StorageError ¶
type StorageError struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
StorageError is an error that was created by a component below the sql stack, such as the network or storage layers. A StorageError will be bubbled up all the way past the SQL layer unchanged.
func NewStorageError ¶
func NewStorageError(err error) *StorageError
NewStorageError returns a new storage error. This can be used to propagate an error through the exec subsystem unchanged.
func (*StorageError) Cause ¶
func (s *StorageError) Cause() error
Cause implements the Causer interface.
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