Greetings,
As far as I know, the implementation of setAutoCommit( true ) is sending an
"END"
to the backend. Since you had just committed before, there is no transaction
taking place - hence the warning.
Setting autocommit to false entails that each commit() will send a
"COMMIT;BEGIN;" to the backend, while each rollback() will send a
"ROLLBACK;BEGIN;".
Regards,
Gabor
> I'm getting a warning message in my logs that looks like this:
>
> WARNING: COMMIT: no transaction in progress
>
> when I run this code:
>
> dbh.setAutoCommit(false);
> Statement doEvents = dbh.createStatement();
> doEvents.executeUpdate("DELETE FROM ...");
> doEvents.executeUpdate("INSERT INTO ...");
> dbh.commit();
> dbh.setAutoCommit(true);
>
> The statements do what they're supposed to do, but I don't understand
> why I'm getting that warning message. Anyone know why?
>
> I'm running PostgreSQL 7.3.1 and using the PostgreSQL 7.3 JDBC 2 driver
> that I just downloaded a couple days ago from jdbc.postgresql.org.
>
> Thanks,
> --Jeremy
>
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