Subject | shutting down server while open connection |
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Author | Daniel Aut |
Post date | 2003-11-13T17:31:40Z |
Hi,
i'd like to know what happens if i shut down the server (a Win98 pc) while
there is an open connection, but this is not in transaction, i mean it was
commited before.
Will give more details:
i have an application, that connects to firebird (local server) when it
begins. Every time it opens a form, it begins transaction, and when it
closes a form, it commits transaction. When the application closes, it
closes the connection.
The users shut down windows, but not application, (there isn't forms opened,
therefore the transaction is closed, but not the connection).
Is there any problem with all that?
Thank you!
PD: Sorry about my poor english
i'd like to know what happens if i shut down the server (a Win98 pc) while
there is an open connection, but this is not in transaction, i mean it was
commited before.
Will give more details:
i have an application, that connects to firebird (local server) when it
begins. Every time it opens a form, it begins transaction, and when it
closes a form, it commits transaction. When the application closes, it
closes the connection.
The users shut down windows, but not application, (there isn't forms opened,
therefore the transaction is closed, but not the connection).
Is there any problem with all that?
Thank you!
PD: Sorry about my poor english