I\'m trying to wrap all my transactions that should be all-or-nothing into BEGIN and COMMIT, but I\'m not sure how to do this in cases like the following.
I have a certain update method in my Android App, which generates quite an amount of data - up to hundreds of database entries.
So I found out that sqlite3ppC++ SQLite db engine API has some concept of rollbackable transactions. I wonder if thows transactions can be extracted from db file for ex开发者_运维百科ample after appli
Regarding the Castle Automatic Transaction Management Facility; I\'m having some difficulties getting operations to actually save to the database without flushing the session.
I am developing an application that will be used by many users in the same time (on a network). The application will use SQL Server.
I have to use a SphinxQL in Django, but SphinxQL seems doesn\'t suppor开发者_高级运维t transaction. How to disable transactions for SphinxQL connection? Is it possible? I replaced Django MySQL backend
I have a single dataSource, I use Spring 3.0.3, Hibernate 3.5.1 as JPA provider and I use MyBatis 3.0.2 for some queries and my app runs on Tomcat 6. I have a HibernateDAO and a MyBatisDAO, when I cal
I am working on a java web application that calls database backend through hibernate.I use servlets,jsp and tomcat for test/deployment.Most books on java-ee suggested using Dao classes for database ca
I\'m copying data from a table to an other one. I\'m wondering what would be better to maintain data integrity and performance.
We have a system that has both a .NET and SQLServer component. The .NET component is responsible to start the process and enclose the calls to stored procedures in a transaction.