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package org.apache.calcite.rel;

/**
 * Exception that indicates that a relational expression would be invalid
 * with given parameters.
 *
 * This exception is thrown by the constructor of a subclass of
 * {@link RelNode} when given parameters it cannot accept. For example,
 * {@code EnumerableJoinRel} can only implement equi-joins, so its constructor
 * throws {@code InvalidRelException} when given the condition
 * {@code input0.x - input1.y = 2}.
 *
 * Because the exception is checked (i.e. extends {@link Exception} but not
 * {@link RuntimeException}), constructors that throw this exception will
 * declare this exception in their {@code throws} clause, and rules that create
 * those relational expressions will need to handle it. Usually a rule will
 * not take the exception personally, and will fail to match. The burden of
 * checking is removed from the rule, which means less code for the author of
 * the rule to maintain.
 *
 * The caller that receives an {@code InvalidRelException} (typically a rule
 * attempting to create a relational expression) should log it at
 * the DEBUG level.
 */
public class InvalidRelException extends Exception {
  /**
   * Creates an InvalidRelException.
   */
  public InvalidRelException(String message) {
    super(message);
  }

  /**
   * Creates an InvalidRelException with a cause.
   */
  public InvalidRelException(String message, Throwable cause) {
    super(message, cause);
  }
}

// End InvalidRelException.java