Uses of Class
DLV.DLVExceptionUncheked

Uses of DLVExceptionUncheked in DLV

Subclasses of DLVExceptionUncheked in DLV

class	BadArityException This exception is trown if you try to construct a Literal specifying an incorrect number of terms.
class	BadColumnNameException This exception is trown if the specified name does not correspond to a position.
class	InvalidParameterException This exception is trown if you insert an ivalid parameter.
class	InvalidValueException This exception is trown if you try to get a value from a Predicate with an incorrect method.
class	IsNoModelException This exception is trown if you call a method and this object represents no model.
class	JDBCException This exception is thrown if something goes wrong working with JDBC classes.
class	LiteralStaledException This exception is thrown if you try to update a staled Literal object.
class	MalformedTermException This exception is trown if you try to put a malformed term in a literal.
class	NoModelsComputed This exception is trown if you call a method to handle the output of DLV before the execution of DLV.
class	NoSuchLiteralException This exception is thrown if you try to get, from a predicate, a literal which doesn't exist.
class	NoSuchModelException This exception is trown if is asked to DLV_Manager istance a model that not exists.
class	NoSuchPredicateException This exception is thrown if you try to get, from a model, a predicate which doesn't exist.
class	NoSuchTermException This exception is thrown if you try to get, from a predicate, a term which doesn't exist.
class	ParserException This exception is trown if a syntax error is found.
class	TrueNegationNotSupportedException This exception is thrown if you try to use true negation in a predicate that does not support it.