Hi Alexander I didn't read all the thread but you can use too java to
conenct without links.
If you want one example I can get you one.
On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 20:54:44 +0100, Alexander Gorbachev
<gorbyx_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> We are facing the problem with design of a new application.
> Historically, we have been successful in pursuing our rules that DB
> links are not acceptable in our environment. Until now, we've managed
> to follow this rule and stay "link-free".
>
> Developers of a new project reqire DB links. The problem is that
> project deadlines are very pressing and we might be forced to comply
> with their requirements for distributed transactions on the database
> tier. I don't think that there will be any TP monitor in use so
> probably no help from this side.
>
> I have briefly reviewed Oracle documentation and found that there are
> some OCI functions for implementation of distributed transactions. As
> far as I understand it's possible to apply them on OCI client side (to
> be precise, I couldn't find that it's not possible so I assumed) so
> that a binary can open two sessions and commit globally.
>
> I would be very interesting if someone could share any experince with
> that. White papers, feasibility, complexity, problems, etc.
>
> To define the problem again:
> ---------------------
> We need a way to connect from application tier to two (or more)
> databases and perform global transaction with two-phase commit.
> ---------------------
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
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> Alex Gorbachev
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