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Regarding autoCommit()

 
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Hello all,
In my servlet application, i have an setAutoCommit(false) statement. I use this to control the commits & rollbacks. is it necessary to set back the autoCommit to true after the commit or rollback is done?
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Sajee
 
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If you have other logic that you want to be comitted automatically, I would say yes.
 
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Originally posted by Sajee Joseph:
is it necessary to set back the autoCommit to true after the commit or rollback is done?


I guess to avoid underiable outcome with the buffer, u have to set it back to autocommit to true... It's better to accept the default implementation of the API, if you don't need to deal with special things on it...
 
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Strictly, you should check that it isn't already set to false before you really set it, and only set it "back" to true if it was true before your code.
You can get yourself in some really sticky situations if you set something "back" to what it wasn't!
 
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Moving to the JDBC forum.
 
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