If I find the time I will try to write a simple example; do you
recommend getting the latest source from sourceforge or should the
release 1.0 beta 1 be ok?

David Jencks wrote:

> 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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