Hi all,

I have a suggestion how to improve long transaction support, although I don't know if it's a good one...

My idea is no to close a result set if the object type that was queried implements the Timestampable interface. This would make life much easier wenn working with long transactions. (Otherwise you first have to copie all the objects into a new Collection and then close the db. This I think could cause gret performance loss if the noumber of objects returned ist big)

Alternative to this an aditional method could be added to the Database class, which returns an alternative implementation of ResultSet that doesn't close uppon commit().

Please tell me what you think?


Greets,


Niko

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