I had same problem with SQL Server. Workaround: I’m using one SqlMapper instance inside the loop.
slqMap.BeginTransaction(); sqlMap.DataSource.ConnectionString
= connstr; for(int
i=0; i<itemCount; i++) {
sqlMap.Update(”[statement]”,[param]) } sqlMap.CommitTransaction(); -joopa- From: Morten Schmidt
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] I'm using iBatisNet,
Npgsql and PostgreSQL (and log4net) I try to execute this
(C#): Mapper().BeginTransaction();
for (int i=0;
i<al.Count; i++) { BudgetValueClass bv = (BudgetValueClass)al[i];
Mapper().Update("BudgetValueClass.SetBudgetValue",
bv); } Mapper().CommitTransaction();
al is a big ArrayList
(about 5000 elements) BudgetValueClass is a
class of my own Mapper() is an instance
of SqlMapper BudgetValue.SetBudgetValue
looks like this: <update
id="SetBudgetValue" parameterClass="BudgetValueClass"> update budgetvalue set budgetvalue =
#BudgetValue# WHERE budgetid =
#BudgetId# AND accountid =
#AccountId# AND dataid = #DataId# AND month = #Month# AND year = #Year# </update> It compiles OK, but
running the asp.net page I get the following error on Exception: A concurrent acces has
occurred. (with the wrong spelling
;o) ) Does anyone know what is
happening? I can't get it to work for me... Thank you in advance...
(and I hope this is the place to ask...) /morten |
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