mybatis RuntimeSQLException vs SqlSessionException

Question

I am trying to convert ibatis code to mybatis. my ibatis code is like

try {
    sqlMap.insert("insertinfo", insertData);
}
catch (SQLException sqle) {
    Logger.error("error occurred while inserting",sqle);
}

Now on mybatis,

try {
        session.insert("insertinfo", insertData);
    }
    // what exception to catch ?? RuntimeSQLException or SqlSessionException
     catch ( ?? sqle) {
        Logger.error("error occurred while inserting",sqle);
    }

I tried to use both RuntimeSQLException and SqlSessionException and both are working fine. But I don't know which one to use.

Answer 1

I found this post while I was searching similar issue with mybatis. This is the original question I had. Based on comments and my own research I am trying to give answer.

SQLException is checked exception and Mybatis only support RuntimeException so you cannot use SQLException with mybatis.

SqlSessionException is RuntimeException used by Mybatis. refer this

RunTimeSQLException is basically a wrapper over the SQLException to facilitate passing of actual SQLException i.e the one thrown by the JDBC driver unlike others which are exceptions related to Mybatis operations source