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Hi everyone:
Looking for some advice on this topic. I have a web-based application, written in Java, BEA WebLogic and 8.1.7.0.0. I am looking for suggestions on how to perform error processing within both database triggers and stored PL/SQL code. Rachel C. (bless her heart) just called me (yes, only a few have my home phone) and suggested Database Pipes, however, I am ignorant as to how the app server/java front end would process the information contained in the pipe.
I would love to use Autonomous transactions, but am unsure where they appeared in the RDBMS. Rachel indicated 8i, but we are not sure which version of 8i.
Folks. I am looking for suggestions, as I have been tasked with re-writing an entire web application back end for efficient use of database resources. Thus, any suggestions would be great.
TIA Thank You
Stephen P. Karniotis
Product Architect
Compuware Corporation
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