I actually haven't measure performance. Surely there is overhead managing individual connection close attempts. Spring manual recommends to avoid dataSourceProxy<http://static.springsource.org/spring/docs/3.0.x/reference/transaction.html#tx-resource-synchronization-tadsp>. All needed to be done was calling release instead of close on connection, now transactions work without proxy. I use poolable data source so I thought they will be just returned to pool on close and obtained back on next getConnection() call within transaction.
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- Re: Update table changes over non-UpdatableRec... Lukas Eder
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