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Can WAS take over the transaction manager of database?
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| If I have more than one store procedure in database, and these store procedures should be invoked by a ejb class, can I put the transactions of stored procedures and other Java process into the same transaction together?
In other words, the transaction manager can take over the transaction of database? Is there some requirement to set some configuration for this? How?
Thanks very much in advance.
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| Paul Ilechko 2005-04-29, 8:11 am |
| bill_bill_chca@hotmail.com wrote:
> If I have more than one store procedure in database, and these store
> procedures should be invoked by a ejb class, can I put the
> transactions of stored procedures and other Java process into the
> same transaction together?
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> In other words, the transaction manager can take over the transaction
> of database? Is there some requirement to set some configuration for
> this? How?
Yes, provided you don't have any transaction control statements (such as
commit) in your stored procedures.
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