Subject | Re: [ib-support] Understanding Transaction-behaviour |
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Author | Jason Chapman (JAC2) |
Post date | 2002-01-22T09:09:04Z |
Every new transaction increments the transaction counts, therefore your
application systematically creates 6 (I think), transactions.
The miss from your end is not that there are 5 still active, but that the
second has not yet been committed, e.g. if there is 500,000 between your OAT
& Next, there could be one transaction holding everything up.
JAC.
<guido.klapperich@...> wrote in message
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application systematically creates 6 (I think), transactions.
The miss from your end is not that there are 5 still active, but that the
second has not yet been committed, e.g. if there is 500,000 between your OAT
& Next, there could be one transaction holding everything up.
JAC.
<guido.klapperich@...> wrote in message
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> After a sweep I have the following values in the statistics
> OIT=2002
> OAT=2003
> Next=2004
>
> Then I start my app, open some datasets and close the app. Then the
> statistics look like
> OIT=2002
> OAT=2003
> Next=2009
>
> I read it that way, that my app has started 5 transactions, but none of
> them has been commited. Is this right ?
>
> Then I start my app again, open some datasets and close the app. The I
> get the following
> OIT=2009
> OAT=2010
> Next=2017
>
> How is it possible, that the OIT and OAT-values has become greater ? Can
> anybody explain this to me ?
>
>
> Guido
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