Oracle OLAP Java API Reference
10g Release 1 (10.1)

B10994-01

Package oracle.olapi.transaction

Contains interfaces that are not implemented by OLAP API application developers and exception classes that an application might encounter.

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Interface Summary
Participant This interface is not implemented by OLAP API application developers.
Transaction This interface is not implemented by OLAP API application developers.
TransactionalObject This interface is not implemented by OLAP API application developers.
TransactionEvent This interface is not implemented by OLAP API application developers.
TransactionListener This interface is not implemented by OLAP API application developers.
TransactionProvider This interface defines an OLAP transaction provider.
UpdateAwareParticipant This interface is not implemented by OLAP API application developers.

 

Exception Summary
ActiveSubtransactionsException Indicates that the current Transaction has child Transaction objects that the application must prepare and commit, or roll back, before preparing or rolling back the current Transaction.
NotCommittableException Indicates that the TransactionProvider has determined that the query defined in the current Transaction is invalid and the TransactionProvider is therefore preventing the application from committing the Transaction.
NotPreparedException Indicates that the TransactionProvider has not prepared the current Transaction and therefore it cannot commit the Transaction.
TransactionalObjectInvalidException Indicates that the TransactionalObject is not valid in the current Transaction.
TransactionInactiveException Indicates that the current Transaction has already been committed or rolled back by the application and is therefore no longer active.
TransactionTypeUnavailableException Indicates that the type of the Transaction requested is not available.
WriteLockException Indicates that the TransactionProvider cannot create a write Transaction at this time.

 

Package oracle.olapi.transaction Description

Contains interfaces that are not implemented by OLAP API application developers and exception classes that an application might encounter. The interfaces define classes that are involved in transactions between Oracle OLAP and an OLAP client application. These interfaces would be implemented by advanced programmers who are creating a transaction provider for their custom providers of data and metadata.


Oracle OLAP Java API Reference
10g Release 1 (10.1)

B10994-01

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