The connections are created once in each application and are kept alive to
provide for connection-pooling in the respective application. They are closed
only during application termination. However the statements and result sets
are created for each SQL operation and closed after processing. This I guess
should take care of committing the contents to the database.
However if the applications run one after the other like :
1) application "1" comes up, inserts the records and terminates.
2) application "2" comes up and queries the records. - this time it finds the
records inserted by application one.
Any suggestions on how I can get application "2" to read records inserted by
application "1" when both are alive??
Thanks
Regu
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