Re: autocommit override
Posted by: John McGowan
Date: April 01, 2005 02:20PM

Mark Matthews wrote:
> Not really, they only have an effect on what data
> the current transaction can 'see'. It has nothing
> to do with what data will get stored/saved.

So are you saying that my initial concerns about the example I mentioned above are valid. If autocommit is set to false, and neither the app server nor the application are calling commit that there is a poential for loss of data, due to a connection failure and a rollback? Regardless of what isolation level is set?

> If your appserver isn't committing at the end of a
> transaction, that's either a bug, or your
> application should be doing it (depending on
> whether you're using something like JTA/EJB or
> rolling your own persistence).

This is not in a pure java environment. It's a proprietary application server that has Java hooks to allow for JDBC data sources.


I know this has gotten off topic of Connector J... I appreciate your help.

/John

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> -Mark
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