I work with Spring Framework 3.0.5, Hibernate 3.6, and MySQL Server 5.1. I have some questions regarding transaction management in general. I personally use declarative transaction management from spring. It would be great if you answered my yes / no questions (or right / wrong) and, if necessary, give a brief explanation. It would be nice if several people would answer, if there were different opinions. Thank: -)
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1) B) Perhaps it would be better to say: the DBMS is responsible for the overall implementation of transactions and database behavior (for example, when a transaction is rolled back).
2) Hibernate just uses a database connection. It needs transactions, but it does not configure any (!) Settings regarding transactions and their behavior.
3) But: in order to work with transactions, Hibernate needs to KNOW where the transactions begin, and they need to be canceled.
4) Can Hibernate also know what happens if the rollback occurs? I think not, because it should be defined in the DBMS. (this means: which tables should be locked, which database operations should be canceled, etc.)?
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