Holger's Java API

## Uses of Class
com.antelmann.db.TransactionException

Packages that use TransactionException
com.antelmann.db: This package contains generally useful classes for generic database management.
com.antelmann.sql: This package contains classes to ease JDBC development and also provides useful SQL-based implementations for com.antelmann.db classes

Uses of TransactionException in com.antelmann.db

Methods in com.antelmann.db that throw TransactionException
`void` `DBTransaction.abort()` aborts this transaction; requires ownership of this instance.
`void` `AbstractDBTransaction.abort()`
`void` `DBTransaction.begin()` sets the transaction to active and allows access to the Resources provided that the calling thread holds the lock on this instance.
`void` `AbstractDBTransaction.begin()`
`void` `TransactionCounter.checkCount(int count)`
`void` `AbstractDatabase.checkTransactionActive()` test for an active transaction; implies ownership of the transaction
`void` `DBTransaction.commit()` commits all data within the transaction scope to the underlying database; requires ownership of this instance.
`void` `AbstractDBTransaction.commit()`
`protected abstract void` `AbstractDBTransaction.doBegin()`
`static void` `DBUtils.ensureActive(DBTransaction tx)` ensures that the current thread holds a lock on the given transaction and that this transaction is also active
`void` `DBTransaction.setNextToReadOnly(boolean flag)` allows to configure the next transaction to be read-only.
`void` `AbstractDBTransaction.setNextToReadOnly(boolean flag)`

Uses of TransactionException in com.antelmann.sql

Methods in com.antelmann.sql that throw TransactionException
`protected void` `JDBCRowStore.checkTransaction()` throws the exception if there is no active transaction
`protected void` `SQLTransaction.doBegin()`

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