How to push sql statements eariler in kodojdo

Hi,
I am using Websphere Studio Application Developer ver 5.0.1 and Kodo
2.5.2.
Is there any way of pushing the sql statements eariler,
i have a table which has some columns with UNIQUE attribute, in my process
i try to catch if any errors during the insert (persist in jdo)
but, it doesn't throw any exception during persist call, it allows the
process to go to next step then finaly through the exception (during the
commit)
is there any option to push the sql statements earlier and get the
exception rather than doing at the end.
one option i can think to put into new transaction, but it won't suite for
all my cases.
Thanks
karup.

You can cast the PersistenceManager to
com.solarmetric.kodo.runtime.PersistenceManagerImpl and call flush ().
See our JavaDoc for more info.
kailasam.k wrote:
Hi,
I am using Websphere Studio Application Developer ver 5.0.1 and Kodo
2.5.2.
Is there any way of pushing the sql statements eariler,
i have a table which has some columns with UNIQUE attribute, in my process
i try to catch if any errors during the insert (persist in jdo)
but, it doesn't throw any exception during persist call, it allows the
process to go to next step then finaly through the exception (during the
commit)
is there any option to push the sql statements earlier and get the
exception rather than doing at the end.
one option i can think to put into new transaction, but it won't suite for
all my cases.
Thanks
karup.
Steve Kim
[email protected]
SolarMetric Inc.
http://www.solarmetric.com

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