Driver transaction management (idle in transaction)
От | Steve Krulewitz |
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Тема | Driver transaction management (idle in transaction) |
Дата | |
Msg-id | 4076F88F.6090601@mm.st обсуждение исходный текст |
Список | pgsql-jdbc |
Hey folks -- I am using the pg74.1jdbc3.jar driver against Postgresql 7.4.2 from within Apache Cocoon, which uses connection pooling (provided by an Apache Excalibur component). I am running in autocommit false mode and managing my own transactions with commit/rollback. I am experiencing connections being left "idle in transaction" after a web request is complete. The problem is that when I call commit() on the connection, the JDBC driver issues a "commit;begin;" to the server, which puts the connection immediately back in a transaction. This usually wouldn't be a huge problem, but in a connection pooled environment, the connection is never actually closed, and the connection will sit idle in transaction. It seems to me that the driver should only issue a "begin" before the next sql statement is executed, rather than right after the commit. Or maybe the begin could be removed all together and let the server implicitly start the next transaction? This problem was also just recently brought up on the hackers list: http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql-hackers/2004-04/msg00269.php cheers, -steve
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