Scott Marlowe <smarlowe@g2switchworks.com> writes:
> What versions of postgresql supported the abortive non-autocommit mode
> that caused so many problems, could it be that 7.2 did, and it was on
> for this fellow?
If memory serves, that mistake was only in 7.3. In any case, it would
not have had the effect of auto-recovering from errors.
The only explanation that I can think of for his report is that the 7.2
JDBC driver was automatically canceling the transaction and starting a
new one after detecting an error ... which is bizarre enough to be hard
to believe, but I'm far from an authority on JDBC.
regards, tom lane
