At 05:11 PM 3/6/2006, Marc Boorshtein wrote: >1. I don't see anything mentioned about Isolation of searches. In a >transaction, if I modify an entry on one connection, other connections >should not see that transaction until it is commited while converselly >if I have started a transaction on my connection and I have performed >a modify operation on an entry then on a search I should see that >modification.
Transactions are performed as a single action with ACID properties. >2. I don't think limmiting transactions to 1 "session" per connection >is un-reasonable. I think most applications use LDAP connections in a >pool with one connection per thread. I note that the restriction is quite artificial. I just want to reduce the amount of bookkeeping initially. Kurt
