Re: problems with currval and rollback

Assad Jarrahian wrote:
> I am not sure what do you mean (In terms of what more do you need).
> For the java code:
> The insert works. (cause i see it in the db).
> the currval does not work anymore. (see error message below).
> And for some reason, it still inserts into the db, regardless of the
> rollback (and setAutocommit(false))
>
> For the SQL code itself
> [here is the query being performed]
> INSERT INTO lm values (DEFAULT, DEFAULT, DEFAULT, 'jarraa', DEFAULT,
> ROW(point(0,0),0), '', 'jarraa','jarraa', '', 'blah', DEFAULT);
> SELECT currval('lm_id_seq');
>
> I perform this back to back in the db, and the currval works fine.
>
> What gives? It used to work in the java code, but now it doesn't!
> Also, please comment on your thoughts about the rollback.
> Much thanks for your help.

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