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package sqlcmdtest;
import org.voltdb.VoltProcedure;
import org.voltdb.VoltTable;
public class Breakable0 extends VoltProcedure {
// The definition for this nested class will be sabotaged by deleting its separate
// class file before building the jar. This will show that sqlcmd will be notified
// of the detected class loader exception.
private static class NestedGetsSabotaged {
static VoltTable[] method() {
return new VoltTable[] {};
}
}
public VoltTable[] run() throws VoltAbortException {
return NestedGetsSabotaged.method();
}
}