If true the slower way is used, but this way is bug free. If the flag auto commit is set then the transactions will only start if needed.More information on these SQL expressions and their behavior can be found in the MSSQL Server Online Manual.Įffects the way timezone offset is calculated. If the flag auto commit is set then there will always be a running transaction.With fulltran=false the method setAutoCommit() uses “SET IMPLICIT_TRANSACTIONS ON” and “SET IMPLICIT_TRANSACTIONS OFF”. “false” only if needed With the option fulltran=true the method setAutoCommit() uses “BEGIN TRAN” and “COMMIT TRAN”. If the value is true then the method setTransactionIsolation() will call setAutoCommit( false ) implicitly and start a transaction.ĭefault is “true”, creates always a transaction with setAutoCommit( false ) With DataSource the default is “false” to reduce deadlock problems With Driver the default is “true” for compatibility with the JDBC-ODBC bridge. “true” - in a query with multiple tables all are updated in one step “true” the method executeQuery always uses server cursors.ĭefault is “1003” (ResultSet.TYPE_FORWARD_ONLY)Ī list of valid values can find in chapter Scrolling Cursor Types. With the WSID you can set the return value of the transact SQL method HOST_NAME(). The default value is the host name of the local computer. Set the default query timeout for all Statements.Īpplication name (only Application and Enterprise licenses) Override the value from DriverManager.getLoginTimeout()ĭefault is 5 * loginTimeout. In this case you receive also only the last update count. This property make problems with expression that return multiple update counts. With this property you can receive the last update count which is ever the count of your UPDATE or INSERT expression. In this case the first update count is the count of the trigger. This property is helpful if you use PreparedStatements on tables with triggers. If the value is “true” then the method executeUpdate() should return the last update count. A value of 0 means an unlimited live time. Set the time in seconds that an unused PreparedStatement handle is live before it is unprepared. “false” the driver sends for every call of execute() all data This property works only with the classic subprotocol “inetdae”ĭefault is 1 set the level of security with SSL.ĭefault is “true”, PreparedStatements are prepared on the SQL Server, If the value is “true” and the JDBC logging is not enabled then the driver will set it to System.out. This expression is executed once per connection. The database user, if empty the current windows user is used
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