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Exhausted Resultset
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Vrushali Gore
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Joined: Oct 17, 2005
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When i am trying to perform any operation on scrollable and updatable resultset I am getting SQLException saying resultset exhausted. When exactly this exception comes? Do queries in batch updates are automatically committed even if setAutoCommit() is set to false. Do it won't be taking any effect on batch updates?
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Vrushali Gore
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Joined: Oct 17, 2005
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I am making use of Oracle and Type-IV driver.
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Gaurav Chikara
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Joined: Jun 09, 2000
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We get exhausted resultset when resultset contents are not current and/or resultset contains stale data We need to explicitly commit the transaction for batch updates
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Vrushali Gore
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Joined: Oct 17, 2005
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Thanks. But when i am executing batch updates then even if i have not said commit() it is committing the changes to DB(Oracle) even if the setAutoCommit() is set to false. I didnt get this how this is happening? Thanks once again.
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Gaurav Chikara
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Joined: Jun 09, 2000
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Idieally it doesn insert into dabase but doesn't commit.In other words If we run query on database we can see records but if we try to execute query from program we won't see them. (Dirty read) Please recheck this scenario And use executeBatch rather than execute method as execute method some hoe opens the resultset and we get some weied erros like too many open cursors or exhausted resultset etc etc [ April 17, 2007: Message edited by: Gaurav Chikara ]
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subject: Exhausted Resultset
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