Hi all,
I'm accessing postgres (7.1) through JDBC.
My application performs a number of UPDATEs, and INSERTs to the database.
If there are any SQL errors, I catch them and deal with them as appropriate
in my code.
However, I now want to put these inside a transaction.
This all works fine, except that if there is an error, postgress automatically
rolls back the transaction, even though I COMMIT at the end.
Is there a way I can stop the errors causing the transaction to fail, or to force
the transaction to commit ?
I don't really want to explicitly check for the existence of a record before an UPDATE/INSERT,
as errors are the exception.
Any ideas ?
Thanks
JohnT
