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package org.hibernate;

import java.sql.SQLException;

Thrown when a pessimistic locking conflict occurs.
Author:
Scott Marlow/**
 * Thrown when a pessimistic locking conflict occurs.
 *
 * @author Scott Marlow
 */
public class PessimisticLockException extends JDBCException {
	
Constructs a PessimisticLockException using the specified information.
Params:
message – A message explaining the exception condition
sqlException – The underlying SQL exception
sql – The sql that led to the exception (may be null, though usually should not be)/**
	 * Constructs a PessimisticLockException using the specified information.
	 *
	 * @param message A message explaining the exception condition
	 * @param sqlException The underlying SQL exception
	 * @param sql The sql that led to the exception (may be null, though usually should not be)
	 */
	public PessimisticLockException(String message, SQLException sqlException, String sql) {
		super( message, sqlException, sql );
	}
}