Make troubleshooting/debugging custom accessTokenCallbackClass possible - #2989
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…, the relevant exception may be missed because of a call to getCause(). If the exception doesn't have a cause exception, it will leave no chained exception to the SQLServerException(), effectively eliminating effective troubleshooting information. If it does have a cause exception, it should still be listed as the logging prints out the stack trace will all the caused by traces.
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When troubleshooting a problem with a custom accessTokenCallbackClass the relevant exception may be missed because of a call to getCause(). If the exception doesn't have a cause exception, it will leave no chained exception to the SQLServerException(), effectively eliminating effective troubleshooting information. If it does have a cause exception, it should still be listed as the logging prints out the stack trace will all the caused by traces.