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timeout mechanism in database component
i have a database component called JDBCController. i need some suggestions on timeout mechanism in this component. this is the problem that i faced:
let say i do a select statement (using say method executeQuery in JDBCController) to select a record. suppose if that particular record is locked by some other applications and it is never release the lock. the method executeQuery will also be blocked indefinitely. as such, it is important to make sure that any request will not be blocked indefinitely.
any suggestions on this?
let say i do a select statement (using say method executeQuery in JDBCController) to select a record. suppose if that particular record is locked by some other applications and it is never release the lock. the method executeQuery will also be blocked indefinitely. as such, it is important to make sure that any request will not be blocked indefinitely.
any suggestions on this?
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I have not tried it before, but you can always test it out. You can try configuring the database as well, but you should program your application such that it knows that a timeout has occurred when an SQLException is thrown.
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is this method really effective? do you think it is better to also configure on the database side?