JDBC Adapter-Implicit COMMIT--Need to have 1 Transaction

Question

Hi,
I am on XI 3,SP9. We are trying to delete all the records from the table first and then Insert Records into the table.
I have definted seperate Statements for the Database Table Delete and INSERT in my XML Schema for the Receiver JDBC Adapter.
The Problem: After Deleting if there is an Error in the INSERT the Adapter does NOT do a Rollback but it Auto-commits.
Can someone tell me how do I stop this? I want to bundle both the Delete and Insert into 1 transaction.
Here is the output XML from the adpater:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
- <ns:root xmlns:ns="urn:genentech:xi:fin_int_056:costcenters:sap_to_adaytum">
- <StatementName1>
  <FI_OUT_COST_CENTER action="DELETE" />
  </StatementName1>
+ <StatementName2>
- <FI_OUT_COST_CENTER action="INSERT">
- <access>
  <COST_CENTER_ID>0001</COST_CENTER_ID>
  <COST_CENTER_NAME>Standard Hierarchy CO Area 0001</COST_CENTER_NAME>
  <PARENT_ID />
  <ELEMENT_LEVEL>0</ELEMENT_LEVEL>
  <TYPE>G</TYPE>
  <START_DATE>19970101</START_DATE>
  <CLIENT>200</CLIENT>
  </access>
  </FI_OUT_COST_CENTER>
  </StatementName2>
- <StatementName2>
+ <FI_OUT_COST_CENTER action="INSERT">
- <access>
  <COST_CENTER_ID>0001-1</COST_CENTER_ID>
  <COST_CENTER_NAME>Administration</COST_CENTER_NAME>
  <PARENT_ID>0001</PARENT_ID>
  <ELEMENT_LEVEL>1</ELEMENT_LEVEL>
  <TYPE>G</TYPE>
  <START_DATE>19970101</START_DATE>
  <CLIENT>200</CLIENT>
  </access>
  </FI_OUT_COST_CENTER>
  </StatementName2>
- <StatementName2>
- <FI_OUT_COST_CENTER action="INSERT">
+ <access>
  <COST_CENTER_ID>0001-1-1</COST_CENTER_ID>
  <COST_CENTER_NAME>Executive</COST_CENTER_NAME>
  <PARENT_ID>0001-1</PARENT_ID>
  <ELEMENT_LEVEL>2</ELEMENT_LEVEL>
  <TYPE>G</TYPE>
  <START_DATE>19970101</START_DATE>
  <CLIENT>200</CLIENT>
  </access>
  </FI_OUT_COST_CENTER>
  </StatementName2>
+ <StatementName2>
- <FI_OUT_COST_CENTER action="INSERT">
- <access>
  <COST_CENTER_ID>SAP-DUMMY</COST_CENTER_ID>
  <COST_CENTER_NAME>SAP dummy</COST_CENTER_NAME>
  <PARENT_ID>0001-1-1</PARENT_ID>
  <ELEMENT_LEVEL>3</ELEMENT_LEVEL>
  <TYPE>C</TYPE>
  <START_DATE>19970101</START_DATE>
  <CLIENT>200</CLIENT>
  </access>
  </FI_OUT_COST_CENTER>
  </StatementName2>
Thanks
Ashish

Answer 1

If an exception occurs in XI 3.0 the JDBC adapter doesn't actually issue a ROLLBACK. It just closes the connection. The problem is that Oracle will then  COMMIT this since the connection was explicitly closed (as opposed to dropped) even if Auto-commit is turned off at the DB level.
SAP has let us know that they will fix this by including the ROLLBACK. It will be included in SP11.
Thanks,
J