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Issue while commiting to the DB "you cannot commit with autocommit set to true"

 
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Hi

My application is running in jboss5.0 app server.
I am trying to save information to different tables in an oracle database.

In order to do that we are actually setting the connection’s setautoCommit() method with a false value.

Then calls all the insert/update statements to diff tables. After that we are calling the connections. commit() & then again we are setting the setautoCommit() method with a true value.

During runtime I am getting the following error
ERROR [STDERR] java.sql.SQLException: You cannot commit with autocommit set!

I am using a <local-tx-datasource>. I haven’t specified any auto commit attribute in my data source definition.


Can some one tell me what could be the issue & how can I resolve this.

Appreciate your help


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Harikrishnan
 
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Don't call the setautoCommit() method at all and see what happens. You should really always manage your transaction, so you should have no need to turn it on.

Are you using straight JDBC in your code?
 
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I am using straight forward jdbc call only.

If I am not going to use the set autocomit false. By default the setAutoComit is true and after each query execution, it will commit. For ex. I have four separate insert statement. If I am not using the setAutocomit false initially, then after every single insert statement, jboss will call the commit. In this scenario, if I have an exception occurred in the four the insert statement. I cannot rollback the first three inserts which are already committed. What I really want is if the exception occurred in the forth insert, it should roll back all the four.

Hope you understood my problem.


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Harikrishnan
 
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