This should work. Can you come up with a short example showing the
problem? A JUnit test case that fits with the existing ones is by far the
best, it lets us use our limited time completely on solving the problem
rather than reproducing it. If not, logs and some example code would help.

thanks
david jencks

On 2002.07.03 08:49:49 -0400 Uwe Jäger wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I wanted to use the jdbc driver for our application but I ran into
> serveral problems. All we do works fine with Interclient and several
> other jdbc drivers (e.g. Oracle).
>
> We have at least two connections, one set to autocommit (with
> java.sql.Connection.setAutoCommit(true)) one set to autocommit false.
>
> Connections are created with java.sql.Driver.connect method after
> instanciating the driver with Class.forName ...
>
> While running the application I get several exceptions complaining 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 ...
>
> Kind regards
> Uwe Jäger
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