Subject | Re: Problems using JDBC-Driver |
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Author | rrokytskyy |
Post date | 2002-07-02T09:20:39Z |
Hi,
conditions".
Exception you get on commit means that it does run in auto-commit
mode. You can check this easily using connection.getAutoCommit()
right before commit().
Also, please describe problems you have when fetching data in details.
Best regards,
Roman Rokytskyy
> While running the application I get several exceptions complainingAnswer will be "yes, type 4 JDBC driver can work under described
> about using commit for connections set to autocommit; but we only
> call commit for the connections not set to autocommit. I also get
> errors while the driver tries to fetch data.
>
> If needed I can produce detailed logs for the problems; now I just
> want to know whether the driver should work in the circumstances
> described above. The documentation doesn't make a lot of words
> about using the driver as jdbc driver ...
conditions".
Exception you get on commit means that it does run in auto-commit
mode. You can check this easily using connection.getAutoCommit()
right before commit().
Also, please describe problems you have when fetching data in details.
Best regards,
Roman Rokytskyy