The batch control DAO is just a convenient, reusable DAO that provides access to the batch API from the SQL Mapping framework, or your own custom JDBC batching code.
Clinton
On 8/13/05, Hycel Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Interesting. I'm not sure what, batchControlDao, is doing here.
Currently, what I've just learned from others on this forum and what
I'm currently doing is the following:
daoManager.startTransaction();
schoolDao.startBatch();
majorDao.startBatch();
courseDao.startBatch();
...
// do work here.
schoolDao.executeBatch();
majorDao.executeBatch();
courseDao.executeBatch();
...
daoManager.commitTransaction ();
daoManager.endTransaction();
This seems to be working. Although, when I am batching this way, an
awful lot of locks are made on the database. This wasn't happening
when I was doing strait JDBC. So, I'm not sure if I'm using your DAO
API with batching properly.
What do you suggest?
