InfoCenter Home > 4.2.4.2: Obtaining and using database connectionsIBM WebSphere Application Server Version 4.0 provides two options for accessing database connections:
WebSphere Application Server versions earlier than 4.0 also supported the connection manager model, which was based on JDBC 1.0. If your Web applications used the connection manager model, you must migrate these in Version 4.0 to use connection pooling. IBM WebSphere Application Server also provides data access beans, which offer a rich set of features for working with relational database queries and result sets. For a comprehensive treatment of WebSphere connection pooling and data access, be sure to read the IBM whitepaper to be published on the Web during the summer of 2001. Considerations for DB2/390Speak with your DB2/390 administrator about setting the RRULOCK parameter to YES. This ensures that SELECT ... FOR UPDATE statements get an update lock rather than a sharable lock. If your database is using sharable locks and you attempt to commit updates later, the database can become deadlocked. |
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