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  3. January 2002

JDBC Knowledge of Journaling

I'm creating a generic dataengine which can generically update, delete, and
insert into any JDBC data table.

I would like to via JDBC or ResultSetMetaData or DatabaseMetaData be able
to detect if the target file (table) is being journaled.  I need to know
this to determine if I can have transactional control for commit and rollback.

Exceptions are thrown if certain JDBC operations are performed on
non-journaled files.

Anyone have any knowledge if this is possible via standard Java/JDBC?

Thanks,  Paul Holm
Paul Holm
Java and WebSphere Senior Consultant
PlanetJ Corporation
pholm@planetjavainc.com
Work: (760)-432-0600
Fax: (760)-432-0600
Web site:  www.planetjavainc.com

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