Re: MySQLQueryInterruptedException while no one killed the query
Posted by: Todd Farmer
Date: October 06, 2014 11:11AM

Hi Nikolay,

The diagnostic query provided can be executed any time - it will tell you how many times a KILL command has been issued. There's no need to add it to Java code; executing from the command-line client is sufficient. There's also no need to execute it immediately following the error - it's a global counter, so we would expect to see it incremented if queries were killed since the last restart.

The timing you describe is strange, but I don't see this pointing towards internal Connector/Java defects. The code I've reviewed is very straight-forward: That Exception subclass is created only when triggered by very specific SQL State from the MySQL Server. I think it is highly improbable that this behavior originates entirely within Connector/Java.

Best regards,

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Todd Farmer
MySQL @ Oracle
http://www.oracle.com/mysql/

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