Jens
When you say
> After an UPDATE via jdbc (1 X DBBrowser, 1 X java program) the ids and
> all other entries exist two times in the table.
Do you mean that both the browser and the Java program were connected to the
database at the same time? If so, if you weren't using the RmiJdbc driver,
then the results will be unpredictable.
Pete
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From: owner-instantDB@enhydra.org [mailto:owner-instantDB@enhydra.org]On
Behalf Of Jens Panse
Sent: 16 March 2001 08:51
To: idb instant db
Subject: InstantDB: id twice inserted
hallo,
I was reported by two independent collegues, but I coudn't reproduce the
following effect up to now:
a table id was created like that:
create table test(
id long auto increment,
name char(128));
After an UPDATE via jdbc (1 X DBBrowser, 1 X java program) the ids and
all other entries exist two times in the table.
Sounds a little strange because there has not been such a problem so far
and I can't tell under which special circumstances this effect happens.
Is there something known about that.
They are using idb 3.26 beta 1.
Jens Panse
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