IDalConnection.InTransaction

Syntax

InTransaction: Boolean;

Description

The InTransaction method returns whether the transaction with the database was initialized.

Comments

To initialize the transaction, use the IDalConnection.StartTransaction method. If the transaction is initialized and can be used at the moment, the InTransaction methods returns True. If the transaction is not available (completed earlier, closed by timeout, not initialized for some reason, and so on), the method returns False.

To apply the changes executed within the transaction, use the IDalConnection.Commit method, to rollback the changes, use the IDalConnection.Rollback method.

Example

Sub UserProc;
Var
    Driver: IDalDriver;
    Connect: IDalConnection;
    Command: IDalCommand;
    ConnectDesc: IDalConnectionDescriptor;
    ConnectDescParams: IDalConnectionDescriptorParams;
Begin
    Driver := New DalOrcl8Driver.Create;
    ConnectDesc := Driver.CreateDescriptor;
    //Connection parameters
    ConnectDescParams := ConnectDesc.Params;
    ConnectDescParams.Find("User Name").Value := "User";
    ConnectDescParams.Find("Password").Value := "Password";
    ConnectDescParams.Find("Host BSTR").Value := "OrclServer";
    ConnectDescParams.Find("Schema").Value := "Repository";
    //Create  a connection
    Connect := ConnectDesc.CreateConnection;
    Command := Connect.CreateCommand;
    //Command
    Command.SQL := "Insert Into Table_1 values ('AA','BB',11,22,'12.12.2002')";
    //Initialize initialization
    Connect.StartTransaction;
    If Connect.InTransaction Then
        Command.Execute;
        //Finish transaction with data saving
        Connect.Commit;
    End If;
    Command.Close;
    Connect.Close;
End Sub UserProc;

On executing the example the repository connection is established with specified location parameters. After that the transaction is initialized. If no errors have been occurred, and the transaction has been initialized, the SQL query is executed that adds a new record to the Table_1 table.

See also:

IDalConnection