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Ravinder Reddy commented on DERBY-1016:
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Hi Kathey,
I think I can complete by then.
thank you
> javax.transaction.xa.forget (Xid) raises XAER_NOTA exception instead of
> XA_PROTO on a prepared transaction
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>
> Key: DERBY-1016
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-1016
> Project: Derby
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: JDBC
> Affects Versions: 10.1.3.1, 10.2.1.6
> Reporter: Kathey Marsden
> Assignee: Ravinder Reddy
> Attachments: DERBY-1016_Patch_1.diff, ReproDerby1016.java,
> utilXid.java
>
>
> javax.transaction.xa.forget (Xid) raises XAER_NOTA exception instead of
> XA_PROTO on a prepared transaction
> I posted a question to derby-dev about this and heard no response so am
> assuming it is indeed a bug.
> in the XA+
> specification, it seems like xa_forget should only be valid for a
> heuristically completed transaction, so should be XAER_PROTO
> and not XAER_NOTA.
> In xaStateTran.sql we have this case:
> -- get back into prepared state
> xa_start xa_noflags 50;
> insert into xastate values(2);
> xa_end xa_success 50;
> xa_prepare 50;
> select * from global_xactTable where gxid is not null order by gxid;
> -- the following should error XAER_NOTA
> xa_forget 50;
> The user code I am looking at handles forget like this. They expect
> XAER_PROTO in this case.
>
> try {
> xaRes.forget(xidList[i]);
> System.out.print("XA-Transaction [" + (i+1) + "]
> Forgotten. \n" );
> } catch (XAException XAeForget) {
> if ( XAeForget.errorCode ==
> XAException.XAER_PROTO ) {
> System.out.print("XA-Transaction [" + (i+1)
> + "] not heuristically completed yet - Rolling Back instead. \n" );
> xaRes.rollback(xidList[i]);
> System.out.print("XA-Transaction [" + (i+1)
> + "] Rolled Back. \n" );
> }
> if ( XAeForget.getMessage() != null ) {
> System.out.println("XAException " +
> XAeForget.getMessage() );
>
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