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"JDBC performing rollbacks and Commits for Oracle

Asked by npanarella in Java Programming Language

Tags: commit, jdbc, oracle

Please Help. We have a JDBC app that uses Oracle as the database. I remember back to my db2 days on the mainframe and the transactions were not completely committed to the database until the JCL completed. If at anytime in the process the job abended a rollback would be performed. Well I now have a java class. when is the unit of work actually persisted(committed to the database) where it is beyond rolling back. Can I control when to a point where I want the rollback to go back to or issue a commit. any websites on this or any source code.
 
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