Kevin Sutter wrote: > > > Claudio Di Vita wrote: >> >> I turned on all TRACE messages, but I cannot see any exception. The SQL >> is >> generated for all records, but I cannot see them as rows in tables. >> > > Interesting. We don't generate and log the SQL until it's ready to be > sent > to the database. So, it's very strange that the TRACE all looks okay but > the data is not getting to the database. Have you tried tracing your > database to see whether all records are getting there and whether any > exceptions are getting swallowed on that end? > > It's almost as if the SQL is getting generated and maybe even flushed to > the > database, but then the transaction is getting rolled back for some reason. > Not making a lot of sense... > > Is it possible to share your TRACE file with a bit of explanation of how > to > interpret your processing? > Maybe the problem occurs when the SQL is sent to the DB. For example, concurrent invocations may override the statements.
I can give you the TRACE file, but before I have to remove sensible data (and I need some time, the file size if around 300 MB) ----- Not everything that counts can be counted - Albert Einstein http://www.linkedin.com/in/cdivita -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/Persist-issue-in-multithreaded-environment-tp3377510p3397982.html Sent from the OpenJPA Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
