Thread: I forgot the "Begin" command, what should I do ?
Hi,
A few days ago, I wrote a program that updates some tables, but I forgot the "begin" and the "commit".
Is there a way to throws an exception when I update a table without the "begin" command ?
It would be interesting because the Database will show I forgot a command.
can someone help me ?
Thanks.
wmiro.
Waldomiro wrote: > A few days ago, I wrote a program that updates some tables, but I > forgot the "begin" and the "commit". > > Is there a way to throws an exception when I update a table without > the "begin" command ? > > It would be interesting because the Database will show I forgot a > command. You're better off not issuing 'begin' or 'commit' commands in SQL anyway. JDBC is designed to do those kinds of things using methods on the Connection class. Nevertheless, if you're issuing them by hand and issue a commit without a corresponding 'begin' or some such, the warning that results will be available through the Statement's getWarnings() method. -- www.designacourse.com The Easiest Way to Train Anyone... Anywhere. Chris Smith - Lead Software Developer/Technical Trainer MindIQ Corporation