Of course there is: just call isc_prepare and never commit or rollback.
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19.07.2016 12:14, michael.vilhelm...@microcom.dk [firebird-support] wrote:
> As I read about 2 phase commits, its about 2 databases. We do not use more
> than one
There is no other way to get transaction in limbo.
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WBR, SD.
No - here I cannot since we have one external access to this database.
And sinse this database is the only one doing this, I have a suspecion that
this external access is doing something wrong.
But I will check my own programs first to be sure I do not do it wrong
19.07.2016 13:33, michael.vilhelm...@microcom.dk [firebird-support] wrote:
> I have total access to the code :)
> I wrote all of it.
But you cannot be sure that they use only your software.
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WBR, SD.
I have total access to the code :)
I wrote all of it.
I only have one routine, where I do two connects to the database.
Those do not interact in any way.
Or at least they shouldn't - i'll do a check.
On 19-7-2016 12:14, michael.vilhelm...@microcom.dk [firebird-support] wrote:
> As I read about 2 phase commits, its about 2 databases. We do not use
> more than one
Not really, two-phase commits can also be applied to a single database,
single connection.
It just means that instead of doing an
On 19/07/16 11:14, michael.vilhelm...@microcom.dk [firebird-support] wrote:
> As I read about 2 phase commits, its about 2 databases. We do not use
> more than one
Application with two connections to the same database? That may not be
so easy to spot if you don't have full access to the code.
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As I read about 2 phase commits, its about 2 databases. We do not use more than
one
We do not use either replication or more than one database.
On 19-7-2016 09:32, michael.vilhelm...@microcom.dk [firebird-support] wrote:
> I have a database, which have had to instances where there have been
> Transactions in limbo.
> I know how to fix this.
>
> I am on the other hand unsure why they appear.
> What can cause this?
> What should/could I
> Hi
>
> I have a database, which have had to instances where there have been
> Transactions in limbo.
> I know how to fix this.
>
> I am on the other hand unsure why they appear.
> What can cause this?
> What should/could I check, so I can eliminate this from occuring.
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Hi
I have a database, which have had to instances where there have been
Transactions in limbo.
I know how to fix this.
I am on the other hand unsure why they appear.
What can cause this?
What should/could I check, so I can eliminate this from occuring.
The database is a Firebird 2.5 running
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