Hi Roger, On Dec 15, 2016, at 7:21 AM, Roger Riggs <roger.ri...@oracle.com> wrote:
> I read it to say that changes can become permanent at any time (lazy or > aggressive) and > are guaranteed to be permanent only with a flush(). > It does indicate for normal termination, the equivalent of flush occurs, > making pending changes permanent. > There is no statement that ensures a change will *not* become permanent until > a specific action. All my reading as well. A flush of pending changes occurs at termination on Linux and OS X by means of a shutdown hook; on Windows the change is immediate as it is done via a registry call. > So, not a bug. I will resolve it as “Not an Issue” this week unless I hear an objection from someone else. Thanks, Brian
