If you are using JSP to do web applications, how are you using JSP
to hand the fact that the web server connection to the database is
non-persistant?
For example, User "A" fetches a row for display in web page (db connection
ends). At the same time user"B" fetches the same data for display in a web
page (db connection ends). Then user "B" updates the row that user "A" is
reading (db connection ends), then user "A" updates the row, thus
overwritting user "B's" update)
Also, how are you using JSP to handle updates to a row in which only SOME of
the update fields change (instead of updating all of the fields in the
rows)?
Keith
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