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Kim Haase commented on DERBY-2060:
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Thanks, Bernt. Actually that sentence is in the file rrefsqlj41180.dita. Would 
it make sense to change it as follows?

"Issuing this command commits the current transaction whether you are using the 
network client driver or the embedded driver. The 
java.sql.Connection.setTransactionIsolation method behaves similarly to this 
command, but it commits the current transaction only if you are using the 
network client driver, not the embedded driver."

The file cdevconcepts15366.dita doesn't say anything about this distinction at 
present. I will add the following after "To set isolation levels you can use 
the JDBC Connection.setTransactionIsolation method
or the SQL SET ISOLATION statement.":

"The JDBC method and the SQL statement behave similarly, except that the JDBC 
method commits the current transaction only if you are using the network client 
driver, while the SQL statement commits the current transaction whether you are 
using the network client driver or the embedded driver."

I also notice that the section that follows cdevconcepts15366.dita, 
"Configuring isolation levels" (cdevconcepts22300.dita) says, "You can use the 
WITH clause to change the isolation level for the current statement only, not 
the transaction. ... In all cases except when you change the isolation level 
using the WITH clause, changing the isolation level commits the current 
transaction."

It sounds as if this last sentence should be changed as follows:

Changing the isolation level commits the current transaction, except in the 
following cases:
 * When you change the isolation level using the WITH clause
 * When you call the java.sql.Connection.setTransactionIsolation method while 
you are using the embedded driver

Is that correct? The best way to compare these sections is probably to look at 
http://db.apache.org/derby/docs/dev/devguide/devguide-single.html.

(Of course all this may depend on what fix you think is required for 
DERBY-2064. Should the setTransactionIsolation method be fixed so that it works 
in both network server mode and embedded mode? In that case these differences 
don't need to be documented.)

I didn't get answers to a couple of questions that I asked in previous 
comments. I'll assume the answer is yes and do the following, unless you say 
otherwise:

1) File an additional bug on the incorrect method name in error message XJ045 
(rrefexcept71493.dita).

2) Change the name of the command in rrefsqlj41180.dita to SET ISOLATION 
instead of SET CURRENT ISOLATION, for consistency with SET SCHEMA and with the 
way the command is cross-referenced in the Developer's Guide.

I'll file a revised patch with these changes.

> SET CURRENT ISOLATION in ref.man refers 
> java.sql.Connection.setTransactionLevel instead of 
> java.sql.Connection.setTransactionIsolation
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: DERBY-2060
>                 URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-2060
>             Project: Derby
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: Documentation
>            Reporter: Bernt M. Johnsen
>         Assigned To: Kim Haase
>         Attachments: DERBY-2060.diff, DERBY-2060.zip
>
>
> On SET CURRENT ISOLATION statement in the Derby refernce manual:
> "Issuing this command commits the current transaction, which is consistent 
> with the java.sql.Connection.setTransactionLevel method."
> The correct method name is java.sql.Connection.setTransactionIsolation 
> (java.sql.Connection.setTransactionLevel does not exist)
> BTW: setTransactionIsolation will commit the current transaction if called in 
> the client driver but not in the embedded driver. See DERBY-638

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