hange code in
> > several places if you just access the sequence directly, but if you wrap it
> > in a getter function, you don't have to change anything but that getter
> > function.
> >
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]De la part de Jason
> Dillon
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> Objet : Re: [JBoss-user] Oracle Sequences PK in Session bean
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> I wrote a SequenceManager SSB, whi
Guy Rouillier wrote:
> This approach will not work reliably. Between your insert of nextval and
> your select of currval, someone else may have inserted another row, such
> that your currval will actuall retrieve the wrong currval. I suppose you
> could address this with synchronized, but a bet
#x27;t have to change anything but that getter
> function.
>
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change anything but that getter
function.
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I wrote a SequenceManager SSB, which takes plug-able (Sequence DAO objects)
to access to underlying database. It could definitely use some improvements,
like better value caching and such. I would be willing to share it, but I
am not really sure where the appropriate place would be.
Perhaps a c
Hello,
Does someone already has developped a session bean for JBoss which sole purpose is to
get an Oracle Sequence value from an underlying Oracle database? If it is the case and
you accept to share it, I take it with joice!
Just not to develop it twice... ;)
Thank you.
Cheers,
