I thought databases that support begin-end transactions use "two phase
commit" or some
derivative of it to achieve such operations.
Two Phase Commit is a technology used in distributed applications, to
assure that both
parties (client and server) are understanding each other and no
ambiguity about what just
took place exists.
Robert Treat wrote:
>I'm not sure of the functionality your looking for, can you point me to
>a definition of "two phased commits"?
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>Robert Treat
>
>On Sat, 2002-10-26 at 06:53, Stephen J. Thompson wrote:
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>>Hello all,
>>
>>Is it correct that postgresql can not support two phase commits? If not is
>>there any plans to do so? We are doing a large amount of development on EJB
>>servers and need to perform two phase commits between the database server and
>>the mom server.
>>
>>Regards,
>>
>>Stephen.
>>
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