Excuse me but I'm really confused, I did many tests, but I'm not sure about
results. If I understand it, using glassfish JDBC connection pool, if a
thread requires a connection to database, glassfish assign one from pool to
thread and commit is executed at the end of thread, not on every stored
function launch.
I would, if it is possible, the commit is executed every write stored
function.
A this point, I would to know if this goal is achievable and if use of
commit that I wand is admissible. Finally, I would to know, why commit is
execute by deafult only one time at the end of thread.
Thanks in advance and excuse me newly.
Mephysto
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