Oliver Jowett wrote:
> Anton Komarevtsev wrote:
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>> I use Postgres 7.4, and autocommit=on is hardcoded in it.
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> 7.4 doesn't support autocommit=off on the server side, as I understand
> it -- is this what you mean?
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Yes, it is what I mean.
>> But I've listened, that Large Objects may only work in a single
>> transaction. So, if I should use Large Objects (if so), how should I
>> use them?
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> You can still change the JDBC-level autocommit setting safely (via
> Connection.setAutoCommit) regardless of the server's autocommit
> capabilities.
Unfortunately, java.sql.Connection.setAutoCommit(false) hangs current
java thread without some exceptions.
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> -O
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