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.getTransaction(). begin ();             em.merge(myEntity

The beginning of my "Sample" class looks like: @Entity @SequenceGenerator(name = "sampleSeqGenerator", initialValue = 1, allocationSize = 100) public class Sample implements Serializable { private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L; private String sampleName; @GeneratedValue(strategy

me to call entityManager.getTransaction(). begin ()/commit() and i also can not set the isolation to READ

a deliberate error (e.g. at the beginning of the file) and try restarting the server. If the server

. createEntityManager (); em. getTransaction (). begin (); CI ci = new CI (); ci.name = "abc" ; em

;  em.getTransaction(). begin ();         for (int i = 0; i

;  em.clear();     trans. begin ();    }   }   trans.commit

.getTransaction(). begin ();         em.persist(new MyEntity("a"));   

.getTransaction(). begin ();         em.persist(new MyEntity());  

.createEntityManager();         em.getTransaction(). begin

;           entityManager.getTransaction(). begin

were from the beginning tagged as @Entity and I don't think it was ever changed. I've changed this query

.getTransaction(). begin ();         for (int i = 0; i

;       em.getTransaction(). begin ();       

.createEntityManager();             em.getTransaction(). begin

.getTransaction(). begin ();         MyEntity entity = new MyEntity();  

of the mapped by side, using refresh :     em.getTransaction(). begin ();   

= entityManager.find(Conclusion.class, id); entityManager.getTransaction(). begin (); entityManager.remove

RequirementDBEntity("SRS1", "TestReq1"); em.getTransaction(). begin (); em.persist(req); em.getTransaction

(). begin ();         em.persist(new MyEntity());    

to the exception that was reported at the beginning of this thread. It may be the result of switching

could happen if an EntityManager is closed while a transaction is still in progress (i.e. begin

;       em.getTransaction(). begin ();         

Currently the slave servers are limited to read only (it is indicated at the beginning of the page

();         em.getTransaction(). begin ();      

.createEntityManager();         em.getTransaction(). begin ();    

on ObjectDB since the beginning of this year, but I think it would be much better if your db

;jfe";   trans. begin ();   for (; i but byte[] is probably much more important. Yes, I agree. Thanks a lot. gzdillon Lai Yang

to see when one transaction is ended and another one begins . if you are sure that there is a problem, you may try

Hi, I am using ObjectDB for storing TimeSeries (large ones) - when I get new points to add to the TimeSerie entity - I currently have to retrieve the whole timerserie since beginning of time, then add the new points, and then commit the whole timeserie again. I looked at Update queries

;   pm.currentTransaction(). begin (); pm.currentTransaction().commit(); } catch

.getTransaction(). begin ();   DataObject merged = em.merge(this);   em.getTransaction().commit

.getTransaction(). begin ();         MyEntity e1 = new MyEntity

in it. And if other entity types are in the db I would expect the error message to occur at the begin

.getTransaction(). begin (); em.persist(data); em.getTransaction().commit(); em.clear(); TypedQuery q = em

/objectdb.jar is present in the VM Options, in which case the class begins to execute then simply "stalls

in the database:         em.getTransaction(). begin ();         for (int i = 0; i

").createEntityManager();         em.getTransaction(). begin ();    

;     em.getTransaction(). begin ();         Holder

= _emf.createEntityManager(); em.getTransaction(). begin (); try { Query query = em.createQuery("DELETE

  em.getTransaction(). begin ();   OtherEntity o1 = new OtherEntity("Name C");  

) System.out.println("getSequence 1 returned null"); // it should never be null pm.currentTransaction(). begin

;       em.getTransaction(). begin ();       

an entity:   em.getTransaction(). begin ();   for (int i = 0; i

.createEntityManager();         em.getTransaction(). begin ();   

().commit() em.clear() System.gc(); em.getTransaction(). begin (); // here we had a break point and did

.getTransaction(). begin ();         MyEntity e1 = new MyEntity(1

+paste of Case(2) with all UPPER removed from the beginning of the query until it started suddenly

;    em.getTransaction(). begin ();         em.persist(new

.createEntityManager();         em.getTransaction(). begin ();