When using a SQLStatement interface defined by a developer that extends the BaseQuery interface, the returned instance from the QueryFactory allows each of
it's defined methods to throw unchecked exceptions.
This has the obvious benefit of greatly simplfying user-code. Additional specification will be required to described how the exceptions thrown by each method should chain exceptions appropriately. All exception in this case will considered runtime. Note there is an RI impact and QA/QE impact here as this must
be throughtly tested.
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Additional note. Likely greatest engineering impact will be in the QueryFactory.
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it's defined methods to throw unchecked exceptions.
This has the obvious benefit of greatly simplfying user-code. Additional specification will be required to described how the exceptions thrown by each method should chain exceptions appropriately. All exception in this case will considered runtime. Note there is an RI impact and QA/QE impact here as this must
be throughtly tested.
###@###.### 2004-11-12 01:27:15 GMT
Additional note. Likely greatest engineering impact will be in the QueryFactory.
###@###.### 2004-12-10 22:48:07 GMT