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problem related to locking the table

 
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Hi,
ranchers,

i am facing a problem while applying locks on the oracle table.my intention is stop the accessing of table to other users, if the table is locked by one user.

for this i wrote the code as follows



after locking i inserted some data into table, after insertion i am not commiting it because if i commit,the lock will be release.next i am trying to insert data into that table from another system,actually the data don't insert.but data is inserted. how it is happening like that ??

in another scenario, if execute the locking query on the database directly then trying to insert into database through java application, at that time it is not giving permission to access table(in this case evrything is fine).

please guide me

thanks®ards,
nagaraju.
 
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This question does not have anything to do with SCJP - JDBC and databases are not part of the SCJP exam.

I will move this question to a more appropriate forum. Please carefully choose a forum next time when you post a question.
 
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Oh, it's a double post. Closing this one.
 
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