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by not using the XA facilities. Do you know one that does ? > An incorrect implementation is indeed much worse than an incomplete > implementation. Some DBMS vendors claim XA support even with incomplete > or broken implementations. We've tried to be very up-front of the > limitations of the PostgreSQL driver. > > No offense taken :).
https://grokbase.com/t/postgresql/pgsql-jdbc/058f0nmrek/postgres-xa-support
(8 replies) Heikki, After reviewing my code, I am beginning to doubt that PostgreSQL, even with the new two-phase commit support, will support the XA protocol. Key to the protocol is the ability to start and end the association of transactions to threads of control. In particular, what's bothering me is that there appears to be no way to end the transaction association of the current postgres ...
https://www.postgresql.org/message-id/452A2A35.8050605%40enterprisedb.com
It's very important that we have a wide range of XA test cases in test suite, because we can't test with every possible transaction manager implementation whenever we change something.
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>> We (Fabalabs) are looking into adding XA support (distributed >> transactions) to Postgresql. > > Postgres already supports 2 phase commits, which is can basis > on which XA can be implemented I think. Yes, among other things needed. > The "only" missing > part is an transaction manager, but that wouldn't have to > be integrated into postgres.
https://grokbase.com/t/postgresql/pgsql-jdbc/06a8btx8g4/postgres-xa-support
I'd like to know a bit more about Postgres' XA support before testing it (to add it to my support list: ... If you need a way of implementing multi-resource transactions, than the simple two phase commit approach implemented in postgresql is adequate. If full XA compliance is required then postgresql comes up far short. Yes, backend development ...
https://grokbase.com/t/postgresql/pgsql-hackers/06bmcvzqq2/xa-support-distributed-transactions
Nov 20, 2006 · Florian G. Pflug Postgres already supports 2 phase commits, which is can basis on which XA can be implemented I think. The "only" missing part is an transaction manager, but that wouldn't have to be integrated into postgres. As far as I understand things, the only thing you really need the transaction manager for is for automatic recovery if one member of a distributed transaction fails …
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