Inserting Multiple rows in Oracle DB using DB Adapter not working

Hi All,
I have a bpel process that reads actually calls the db adapter to insert(only) multiple rows in a table ..
This is a very simple process and worked fine on soa 10g
After migrating to 11.1.1.3 the invoke throws a strange error " db lock ..batch execution failed " or something.. the jca adapter rolls back causing bpel to throw a bpelx:rollback
I tried the same on 11.1.1.4 and got the same result ..
The process takes multiple orders from an entity and has xslt using for-each to write to multiple rows in the DB..
Any help is appreciated..
thanks

Thank you for your reply..
If the am1.invokeMethod("createUserLoc"); is not there in the while loop, it goes through the while loop and gives SOP values correctly.
But if I put this statement in while loop, it errors out in the first iteration itself.

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