Beta probably next week.
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On Fri, Apr 22, 2016, at 16:16, Rick Roen wrote:
> Now that FB3 has been officially released, is there and ETA for the Net
> Provider? I'm especially interested to have the new Boolean datatype
> working.
>
> Regards,
> Ri
Now that FB3 has been officially released, is there and ETA for the Net
Provider? I'm especially interested to have the new Boolean datatype
working.
Regards,
Rick
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> Just the options for a transaction that performs a simple Update
> operation.
So you need write transaction.
> Grand! so any code with that is wrong. Understood! if TIL (Transaction
> Isolation Level, right?) is not specified, what would be firebird's
> behavior
> then?
I don't know. You're
That's kind of invalid. You're not specifying TIL.
Thanks for the amazingly quick response, appreciated!!
>> So, for example, if I want a Save-Update operation I should put all the
>I don't know what that means.
Just the options for a transaction that performs a simple Update operation.
>> My gue
> So, for example, if I want a Save-Update operation I should put all the
I don't know what that means.
> My guess was that the "default" firebird options were respected. Is that
> not
> allright?
Really the default in provider is Write | NoWait | ReadCommitted |
RecVersion. Once you start speci
So, for example, if I want a Save-Update operation I should put all the
transaction options specifically, like:
to = new FbTransactionOptions()
{
TransactionBehavior =
FbTransactionBehavior.Protected |
If you want something else then Unspecified (which, looking at the code
might actually rather be some reasonable default), you have to specify
the isolation level.
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Hi,
There is any way to validate the Transaction configuration after Starting
it?
If I create a transaction options with FbTransactionBehavior.Wait, for
example, And start the transaction with BeginTransaction, like:
this.conn.BeginTransaction(new FbTransactionOptions() { TransactionBehavior
= Fb
