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em.getTransaction().commit(); } catch(...){ em.getTransaction(). rollback (); }   Thread 2: try ... object1 em.getTransaction().commit(); } catch(...){ em.getTransaction(). rollback (); }   Parallel ... ), the exception is caught, but rollback fails with: javax.persistence.TransactionRequiredException Attempt

a rollback only transaction (error 613) at com.objectdb.jpa.EMImpl.commit(EMImpl.java:271) at javax ... an active transaction as rollback only. In that case - you can only close the transaction with rollback not with commit . Maybe your application caught the exception and then tried to commit. support

Hello, we use the ObjectDB as embedded database. Sometimes we work with big data and we are forced to split a transaction into several transactions. But then we need actually a rollback for several transactions. Is there any possibility in the ObjectDB to rollback several closed transactions? btc

JPA Method in javax.persistence.EntityTransaction void rollback () Roll back the current resource transaction. Throws: IllegalStateException - if isActive() is false PersistenceException - if an unexpected error condition is encountered Since: JPA 1.0

Hitting Evaluation Limit After Code Rollback

Felix, rollback exception, error 613

. getTransaction (). isActive ()) em. getTransaction (). rollback (); } A transaction is started by a call to begin and ended by a call to either commit or rollback . All the operations on the database ... is ended. If the transaction is ended with a rollback , all the modifications to the database

within an active transaction, the transaction is marked for rollback and no more callback methods are invoked

of rollback or by a commit failure. Explicit Merge Detached objects can be attached to any

released at the end of the transaction (using either commit or rollback ). ObjectDB supports

transaction is represented by: Database update failures that require transaction rollback are represented by

locking failure causes transaction-level rollback the LockTimeoutException will be thrown if the database locking failure causes only statement-level rollback Parameters: entityClass - entity class ... transaction-level rollback the LockTimeoutException will be thrown if the database locking failure

object" session. rollback () is somehow causing the problem (found through debugging ... ;   session. rollback (); . . . } //doCancelEdit ... and detach all managed entity objects: ... Rolling back a transaction - either by invocation of rollback or

().isActive()) pm.currentTransaction(). rollback (); if (!pm.isClosed()) pm.close(); } The finally block ensures ... .currentTransaction(). rollback (); if (!pm.isClosed()) pm.close(); } Every PersistenceManager instance ... . A transaction is started by a call to begin() and ended by a call to commit() or rollback

JDO Method in javax.jdo.Transaction void rollback () Roll back the current transaction. Throws: JDOUserException - if transactions are managed by a container in the managed environment, or if the transaction is not active. Since: JDO 1.0

cannot be obtained, and the database locking failure results in transaction-level rollback , the provider ... has been marked for rollback . When the lock cannot be obtained, and the database locking failure results in only statement-level rollback , the provider must throw the LockTimeoutException (and must not mark

.getTransaction(). rollback (); em.close(); } } @Override protected void doPost( HttpServletRequest request

: if (em.getTransaction().isActive()) em.getTransaction(). rollback (); em.close(); } } @Override

transaction has been marked for rollback . Return: boolean indicating whether the transaction has been marked for rollback Throws: IllegalStateException - if isActive() is false Since: JPA 1.0 boolean ... is encountered Since: JPA 1.0 void rollback () Roll back the current resource transaction. Throws

locking conflict occurs that does not result in transaction rollback . This exception may be thrown as ... be marked for rollback . Since: JPA 2.0 Public Constructors LockTimeoutException () Constructs a new

if the database locking failure causes transaction-level rollback the LockTimeoutException will be thrown if the database locking failure causes only statement-level rollback If a vendor-specific

will be thrown if the database locking failure causes transaction-level rollback the LockTimeoutException will be thrown if the database locking failure causes only statement-level rollback If a vendor

rollback the LockTimeoutException will be thrown if the database locking failure causes only statement-level rollback Parameters: entity - entity instance lockMode - lock mode Throws

JPA Method in javax.persistence.EntityTransaction boolean getRollbackOnly () Determine whether the current resource transaction has been marked for rollback . Return: boolean indicating whether the transaction has been marked for rollback Throws: IllegalStateException - if isActive() is false Since: JPA 1.0

: the PessimisticLockException will be thrown if the database locking failure causes transaction-level rollback ... rollback . Parameters: entity - entity instance lockMode - lock mode Throws: IllegalArgumentException

-level rollback the LockTimeoutException will be thrown if the database locking failure causes only statement-level rollback Parameters: entityClass - entity class primaryKey - primary key lockMode - lock

: the PessimisticLockException will be thrown if the database locking failure causes transaction-level rollback the LockTimeoutException will be thrown if the database locking failure causes only statement-level rollback

, will be marked for rollback . If the entity already exists, the EntityExistsException may be thrown ... context has been joined to it, will be marked for rollback . See Also: javax.persistence.EntityManager

.currentTransaction(). rollback (); 53 if (!pm.isClosed()) 54 pm.close(); 55 } 56 } 57 58 // Handle ... the transaction with rollback () discards all the changes done during its activity (line 52). Lines 58

to it, will be marked for rollback . See Also: EntityManager.getReference EntityManager.refresh EntityManager

time. The current transaction, if one is active, will be marked for rollback . Since: JPA 2.0 Public

time. The current transaction, if one is active, will be marked for rollback . See Also: EntityManager

, to be marked for rollback . See Also: Query.getSingleResult () TypedQuery.getSingleResult () Since: JPA 1.0

will not cause the current transaction, if one is active, to be marked for rollback

has been joined to it, to be marked for rollback . Since: JPA 1.0 Public Constructors PersistenceException

be marked for rollback . Since: JPA 2.0 Public Constructors QueryTimeoutException () Constructs a new

the persistence by reachability rule. Of course, if the transaction is ended with rollback () and not with commit

when the persistent fields are going to be cleared at transaction end (for example on rollback

the database. The main difference is that, on transaction rollback , it returns automatically

.9_06] javax.persistence.TransactionRequiredException Attempt to rollback a transaction ... Attempt to rollback a transaction when no transaction is active (error 611) at com.objectdb.jpa.EMImpl ... ] javax.persistence.PersistenceException Attempt to rollback a transaction using a closed

? maybe you can use rollback or clear instead of commit? Do you always use only enhanced classes ... so we do not need to commit - commit is a NOOP. If it is faster to rollback or just to clear ... expect performance improvements with rollback / clear, although it makes more sense to use them and maybe

boolean getRollbackOnly () Returns the rollback -only status of the transaction. When begun, the rollback ... setRollbackOnly. Return: true if the transaction has been marked for rollback . Since: JDO 2.0 ... rollback () Roll back the current transaction. Throws: JDOUserException - if transactions are managed by

JDO Method in javax.jdo.Transaction boolean getRollbackOnly () Returns the rollback -only status of the transaction. When begun, the rollback -only status is false. Either the application or the JDO implementation may set this flag using setRollbackOnly. Return: true if the transaction has been marked for rollback . Since: JDO 2.0

JDO Method in javax.jdo.PersistenceManagerFactory void setRestoreValues (   boolean restoreValues ) Set the default value for the RestoreValues property. If true , at rollback , fields ... . If false , at rollback , the values of fields of newly persistent instances are unchanged

, at rollback , fields of newly persistent instances are restored to their values as of the beginning ... of the transaction. If false , at rollback , the values of fields of newly persistent instances are unchanged

JDO Method in javax.jdo.Transaction void setRestoreValues (   boolean restoreValues ) If true , at rollback , fields of newly persistent instances are restored to their values as ... of the beginning of the transaction. If false , at rollback , the values of fields of newly persistent

JDO Method in javax.jdo.Transaction void setRollbackOnly () Sets the rollback -only status of the transaction to true . After this flag is set to true , the transaction can no longer be committed, and any attempt to commit the transaction will throw JDOFatalDataStoreException . Since: JDO 2.0

transitions of persistent and transactional instances, following the data store commit or rollback

during an application call to evict, and in afterCompletion for commit with RetainValues false and rollback

with RetainValues false and rollback with RestoreValues false. The method is called during any state transition