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package org.neo4j.kernel.api.exceptions.schema;

import org.neo4j.kernel.api.exceptions.KernelException;
import org.neo4j.kernel.api.exceptions.Status;

/**
 * Constraint validation is the process of finding applicable constraints and verifying that
 * that they are not being violated. There are two ways that validation can fail: either the
 * {@linkplain ConstraintViolationKernelException data violates the constraint}, or
 * {@linkplain UnableToValidateConstraintKernelException the database is unable to perform the validation} for some
 * internal reason.
 *
 * @see ConstraintVerificationFailedKernelException
 */
public abstract class ConstraintValidationKernelException extends KernelException
{
    protected ConstraintValidationKernelException( String message, Object... parameters )
    {
        super( Status.Schema.ConstraintViolation, message, parameters );
    }

    protected ConstraintValidationKernelException( Throwable cause, String message, Object... parameters )
    {
        super( Status.Schema.ConstraintViolation, cause, message, parameters );
    }
}