I have a java/mysql application. I am writing huge data to mysql using my java application. But in some cases due to Disk full condition, mysql is crashing. Is it possible to handle mysql diskfull scenario from java/jdbc?
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I have a java/mysql application. I am writing huge data to mysql using my java application. But in some cases due to Disk full condition, mysql is crashing. Is it possible to handle mysql diskfull scenario from java/jdbc?
regards
Well yes. This will manifest itself as a failure in a JDBC update statement, which you can presumably detect based on the exception’s (MySQL specific) code.
However, once you’ve caught the exception, I doubt that there is much that you can do to recover. If the disc is full you need human intervention to resolve the problem; e.g. to look for files that can be deleted.