For idb java.sql.Connection conn:
conn.setAutoCommit(false);
Then you can do conn.commit() or conn.rollback() to control the
transaction boundaries yourself. Otherwise, the data will commit when
you close the connection.
Thom
Pavel Jetensk} wrote:
>
> Dear sirs
> I would be gratefull if you could help me with my simple problem.
>
> I cannot find HOW TO SET AUTO COMMIT feature of InstantDB off.
>
> On documentation web page I was not able to find it in syntax page as a
> statement. And I was not succesfull trying to find it as a setting in file
> *.prp
>
> Thank you for processing
> Pavel Jetensky
> IS Development, Corpus Solutions, a.s.
> Czech Republic
>
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