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package org.cloudgraph.store.service;
/**
* Exception that indicates a row was not found but expected within a given
* table.
*
*
* Note that copied data objects have the same data properties as the source but
* have new (and therefore different) underlying UUID
* and other management properties which are not defined within the source Type.
* Use copied data objects to help automate and save save effort when creating
* NEW data objects. To simply link/add and existing data object to a new
* data graph, first use {@link DataObject.detach()} to remove it from its
* graph. Than add it to a another graph.
*
*
* @author Scott Cinnamond
* @since 0.5.1
*/
public class MissingRowException extends GraphServiceException {
private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
/**
* Constructor.
*
* @param table
* the name of the table for the expected row
* @param rowKey
* the row key
*/
public MissingRowException(String table, String rowKey) {
super("expected row for key '" + rowKey + "' for table '" + table
+ "' - note: if the composite row key includes a UUID "
+ "and a copied data object was used (CopyHelper creates a new UUID), "
+ "the row will not be found - use DataObject.detach(), then add "
+ "the existing detached data object");
}
}
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