No I am using Oracle 9i and orajdbc-9.2.0.jar file.On 6/14/06, Vincent NICOLAS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:One simple question : are you using a transaction enabled DBMS ? For
instance, MySql is not unless you use InnoDB structure.Debasish Dutta Roy a écrit :> The problem that I am facing, is the fi
One simple question : are you using a transaction enabled DBMS ? For
instance, MySql is not unless you use InnoDB structure.
Debasish Dutta Roy a écrit :
The problem that I am facing, is the first insert is completed and the
second one fails. The first one is not rolled back.
If I run in debug
The problem that I am facing, is the first insert is completed and the second one fails. The first one is not rolled back.If I run in debug mode then I do see that the first record is inserted after the first statement executes.
On 6/13/06, Brandon Goodin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It looks good to
It looks good to me. What exactly is the problem you are facing?On 6/13/06, Debasish Dutta Roy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:I am having a problem with rollback. I use DaoManger and SQLMap.
I have a business delegate who does like this:DAO1 dao1 = daoManager.getDAO(DAO1.class);DAO2 dao2 = daoManager.g
I am having a problem with rollback. I use DaoManger and SQLMap.I have a business delegate who does like this:DAO1 dao1 = daoManager.getDAO(DAO1.class);DAO2 dao2 = daoManager.getDAO(DAO2.class);try {
daoManager.startTransaction(); dao1.firstTask(); dao2.secondTask(); daoManager
