JdbcRowSetXImp (..): SET TRANSACTION must be first statement of transaction

Hi.
Im running JSC created application and getting in the log file this messages:
[date & time] warning (24167): CORE3238: stderr: JdbcRowSetXImpl (setTransactionIsolation): [Sun][Oracle JDBC Driver][Oracle]ORA-01453: SET TRANSACTION must be the first statement of transaction
As you may see, Im using JSC JDBC drivers. Im running on Sun One Web Server version 6.1 sp2 on Linux RedHat 3Ent. The application was builded with JSC me with latest patch applied.
It seems a bug in the JdbcRowSetXImpl.
Has someone similar problem?
Regards.

Hi John.
This message is present on all log file a few days after the application began in production use, almost a month ago.
The only change done in the configuration few days after the app was deployed was "Guarantee Isolation Level" in the JDBC connection pool configuration, switched from OFF to ON.
Yesterday I turn OFF again and have no more messages about SET TRANSACTION...
I guess that the SET TRANSACTION is issued two times, one by the web server before giving the connection to the app then by the row set impl.
I will let you known if the messages appears again (I guess not).
Regards.

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