Re: Record Locking using web forms ?

On Thu, 12 Sep 1996 08:58:54 -0700, Matt Houseman x4408 <mhouseman_at_arborsoft.com> wrote:
>> Atif Ahmad Khan <aak2_at_Ra.MsState.Edu> wrote in article
>> <aak2.842442903_at_Isis.MsState.Edu>...
>> > Record locking using web forms ?
>> >
>> > I have been assigned to find a solution to this problem. We are
 developing
>> > an application that will let employees access certain databases over
 the web
>> > using standard forms. Our problem is that if 2 users accessed the
 data using
>> > web based forms and changed it, the one that commits it last will
 overwrite
>> > the changes made by the other guy.
>> >
>
>Your server would have to maintain transaction context state
>between client requests. The state of the transaction would
>have to maintain persistence until COMMIT or ROLLBACK and finally,
>the lock list is part of the transaction context.

There was some talk about that Oracle was going to introduce "stateless transactions" in Oracle Webserver 3.0. Has anyone heard about this?

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Sigurdur I Bjornsson
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