Sequences and Transactions

I'm not quite clear about the advantages/disadvantages of protecting sequences with transactions. I know that using an explicit transaction for sequence accesses will reduce concurrency, but I'm not sure to what extent. Could someone please elaborate on this?
Also, if I have two threads accessing a single sequence concurrently, each with their own transaction, is it possible that they will obtain the same element due to the isolation restriction? What happens if one thread aborts its transaction, are the sequence elements that it obtained returned to the queue of available elements, or discarded?
Thanks,
Patrick

Hello,
Are the questions unclear? Should I try to clarify?
Thanks,
Patrick

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Hi Ryan.
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increment by 1
start with 1;
then,
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1
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2
it works fine.
But when I shutdown my Windows2000 Server (where Oracle 9i is installed) and restart it again...
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After reboot, the cahched sequence number are lost!
Is there any way to keep the cached sequence number after reboot?
What if I do the following: "SQL> alter sequence s cache 0; " ???
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Extractor 0HR_PA_OS_1 as both masterdata and transaction data in same load?

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Hi all,
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http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/9d/193e4045796913e10000000a1550b0/content.htm
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Transactions are NOT automatically rolled back. The application must do this otherwise the session will get disconnected.
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Can i display My application iview and transaction iview in single page ?

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1.> How i attached my application to iview ?
2.> How i created Transaction iview ?
3.> Can i attache my application iview with transaction iview if it is possible then how ?
4.> Can i display My application iview and transaction iview in single page ?
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2.> How i created Transaction iview ?
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3.> Can i attache my application iview with transaction iview if it is possible then how ?
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4.> Can i display My application iview and transaction iview in single page ?
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