SQL Server 2000 - Before Commiting the transaction.

Hi All,
I am using CF7 along with SQL Server 2000.
And I am in a situation where I need to update some set of data to make sure that the changes are getting reflected in the front end.
My approach is like, trying some update statements inside "Begin Tran" block.
It goes like this,
begin tran
update table1 set field1='value' where cond='condition';
And I am just refreshing my application (in the browser). But unusually it takes a bit time to load, and no records are being pulled out after that..
My question is, do I need to perform a "Commit" to avoid this hanging kinda behaviour?.
Any ideas?.

I'm not sure I fully understand your issue, but I suspect that you will need to commit the transaction before that changes will be available to your web site. If your changes are in one UPDATE statement a transaction isn't usually required since this is a single statement. Database transactions are intended to group multiple SQL statements into a single block so that all changes will succeed or all will fail.
Please post your CF and SQL code and the steps to re-create your issue.

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You may want to download the driver again and install it again.
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sree
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Has anybody used the JDBC 2.0 driver for sql server 2000 downloadable from
the
microsoft website?When I try using it with WL 6.1 sp1 it says it can't load
the
driver.I try viewing the class file from the jar file using the jar utility
it
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