How to reconnect to a database if connection is lost during execution

How to reconnect to a database if connection is lost during execution of the program.
Please help me.
thanks in advance.

First close the old connection with "connection.close();" Catch all exceptions in case close() fails. Then open a new connection just like you opened the original one.

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