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I need to access two different db servers
one is oracle and other is mssql2000
i need some code to be in single transaction, which talks to these two dbs
I think i can do that with JTA but then i would need ap server like weblogic
can i use distributed transactions with jdbc ?
how ?

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http://otn.oracle.com/sample_code/tech/java/sqlj_jdbc/files/jdbc20/DistributedTransaction/Readme.html

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In a distributed database, can JDBC's Savepoint be used?
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I dont think so. Any one thinks so?

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In a distributed database, can JDBC's Savepoint be used?
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