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()