/** * Switches off transactioning for the record manager. This means * that a) a transaction log is not kept, and b) writes aren't * synch'ed after every update. This is useful when batch inserting * into a new database. * <p> * Only call this method directly after opening the file, otherwise * the results will be undefined. */ public synchronized void disableTransactions() { checkIfClosed(); _physFile.disableTransactions(); _logicFile.disableTransactions(); _physFileFree.disableTransactions(); _logicFileFree.disableTransactions(); }
/** * Switches off transactions for the record manager. This means * that a) a transaction log is not kept, and b) writes aren't * synch'ed after every update. This is useful when batch inserting * into a new database. * <p> * Only call this method directly after opening the file, otherwise * the results will be undefined. */ public void disableTransactions() { checkIfClosed(); recordFile.disableTransactions(); }
/** * Switches off transactions for the record manager. This means * that a) a transaction log is not kept, and b) writes aren't * synch'ed after every update. This is useful when batch inserting * into a new database. * <p> * Only call this method directly after opening the file, otherwise * the results will be undefined. */ public synchronized void disableTransactions() { checkIfClosed(); recordFile.disableTransactions(); }
/** * Switches off transactions for the record manager. This means * that a) a transaction log is not kept, and b) writes aren't * synch'ed after every update. This is useful when batch inserting * into a new database. * <p> * Only call this method directly after opening the file, otherwise * the results will be undefined. */ public synchronized void disableTransactions() { checkIfClosed(); recordFile.disableTransactions(); }