No row set iterator in transactionvo1

if any error occurs in my code
in my catch block i am doing getdbtransaction.rollback()
but when i go to ui and try to perform the next transaction ... i am getting error as no row set iterator in transactionvo1
how can i handle this to perform next transaction.

User, you need to give more information about your environment like jdev version and use case to get a good answer.
What I can tell you is that a rollback also rests the state of the current iterator so that you don't have a current row in the UI.
This will cause the error you see.
Timo

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Hello i am new to ADF and jdeveloper and have a Forms 9i/PLSQL background.
I have a 1 to many master to detail view link and 2 vo's one for each of the master and detail table.
I am trying unsuccsessfully to create 7 unique detail rows up front to populate at a later stage.
I have created a master record with primary key being staff number and week ending date.
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I am using
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I have tried the following and still i get 2 rows created but the first one gets overwritten with the last one. I'm confused as to why the inbuilt insert row doesnt move it on to the next available row. Any idea what i'm not doing in between inserting rows?
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rdkh wrote:
DrClap wrote:
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That chance has just got to be near 0. I mean, the lines are right next to each other in the same thread.It can happen so you have to assume it will. Thread safety is not about playing the odds. When the scheduler decides to switch a thread out, it does so. No matter what, it will be between to steps that are right next to each other. The fact that they're also "logically" close is 100% irrelevant.
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I have an af:iterator looping though all employees.
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Thanks,
Paul.

I thought I'd pinned this down to the fact that on the page where there is no iterator problems, the PK of the table is a sequence.
When I select any row in the grid (via setCurrentRowWithKey) on that page, the rowKeyStr for each row never changes when the page is reloaded (which is what I would expect).
On the page where there is an iterator problems, each time I selected a row on the grid via setCurrentRowWithKey, the page reloaded and the rowKeyStr for that row had now changed to something else.
The table underlying this page had a VARCHAR2 primary key. Thinking this was the cause of the problem, I added a new PK based on a sequence and set the previous PK to a unique key only. I changed all the related entity, link and view objects to reflect this. Also made sure that the previous PK field was not selected as a 'Key Attribute' under the view object dialog box. I've gone through the definition of the entity object closely to make sure it reflects the format of the table it's based on.
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