Create 2 datasources and configure one to do auto
commit and one not. If you need the auto-commit
('single' insert, delete or updates calls), use that
datasource... if you want to do batch queries, use the
other and do the commit manually.




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> I was about to try that, but I had a thought...
> wouldn't that mean that
> batch transactions could not be used?  I say that
> because, as I understand
> it, you are supposed to explicitly turn off
> autocommit when committing a
> batch, which only makes sense I think.  If I specify
> at the data source
> level autocommit should be turned on, wouldn't that
> by definition mean I
> couldn't do batches?  If that is the case, then even
> if your suggestion
> works I couldn't use it because about half of my
> database writes are in
> fact batches (I should point out that right now they
> fail the same as a
> single insert, update or delete does).
> 
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> Hi!
> 
> David Ramsey wrote:
> > I've not used DBCP specifically but are you sure
> you are committing
> > your writes? Most pools will default rollback
> connections returned to
> > the pool, if I am not mistaken.
> 
> Isn't there a parameter autocommit in the
> ConnectionFactory? I am not
> sure if it's viable to call setAutoCommit() on a
> connection obtained
> from the pool.
> Try specifying autocommit in the DataSource
> declaration.
> 
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