On Fri, Jul 10, 2009 at 08:40:28PM -0400, Scot Kreienkamp wrote:
> Anyway, I'm trying to attack it from the database side out since I am
> not a programmer and can't help with that part. I can do simple CGIs
> with bash, but I don't know Java or C or even Perl yet for that matter.
> Since you guys are the experts, I'm looking for any way to attack this
> problem from the database side. The tips I've gotten about the JDBC
> driver and commits are helpful in that it gives our programmers things
> to watch out for that we didn't realize, and I'm open to any suggestions
> from the list about how I can help attack this.
One easy approach, get the database to log all queries, complete with
PID, then when you find an indle-in-transaction, go to the logs to find
the last query executed...
Have a nice day,
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