Thanks for your reply.
As far as transaction is concerned, my question was if there is any limit
to the number of statements (select/insert/update) that can be
in one single transaction.
Is is possible postgresql buffer size influence transaction
limit?
I had a transaction with thousands of statements that I neeeded
to split it into a number smaller transaction in order to be able to
store it.
>I am unsure what you mean by very long transaction. A transaction is
>defined by issueing a 'begin' statement, followed sometime later by a
>'commit' or 'rollback'. Therefore a long transcation would imply a long
>period of time between the begin and the commit or rollback. There is
>no limit that I am aware of on the length in time for a transaction.
>n your second questions, what sort of data truncation are you talking
>about? Could you provide an example?
Let's say that I have a field in a table having tha type VARCHAR(100)
And I store to this field a value having 200 characters. Only the
first 100 characters of the value will be stored.
I think that in this case according to JDBC, a Data Truncation warning
should be reported.
Alexaki Sofia wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I use the PostgreSQL 7.0.2 JDBC Driver.
>
> I can see that very long transaction are not supported. Is there any
> limit in the transaction size?
>
> My second querstion is about data truncation. As I can see postgresql
> JDBC driver doesn't report a DataTruncation warning when a data
> value is truncated. Is there any other way to detect data truncation?
>
> Thanks in advance for your help.
