[Modeling-cvs] SF.net SVN: modeling: [996] trunk/ProjectModeling/Modeling/DatabaseAdaptors/SQLiteAdaptorLayer/SQLiteAdaptorContext.py

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Revision: 996
Author:   sbigaret
Date:     2006-04-22 06:34:27 -0700 (Sat, 22 Apr 2006)
ViewCVS:  http://svn.sourceforge.net/modeling/?rev=996&view=rev

Log Message:
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Removed useless commented code

Modified Paths:
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    trunk/ProjectModeling/Modeling/DatabaseAdaptors/SQLiteAdaptorLayer/SQLiteAdaptorContext.py
Modified: trunk/ProjectModeling/Modeling/DatabaseAdaptors/SQLiteAdaptorLayer/SQLiteAdaptorContext.py
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--- trunk/ProjectModeling/Modeling/DatabaseAdaptors/SQLiteAdaptorLayer/SQLiteAdaptorContext.py	2006-04-19 20:30:59 UTC (rev 995)
+++ trunk/ProjectModeling/Modeling/DatabaseAdaptors/SQLiteAdaptorLayer/SQLiteAdaptorContext.py	2006-04-22 13:34:27 UTC (rev 996)
@@ -33,24 +33,6 @@
   """
   Concrete AdaptorContext for SQLite [module pysqlite]
   """
-  #def adaptorChannelDidClose(self, aChannel):
-  #  """
-  #  Invokes AbstractDBAPI2AdaptorContext.adaptorChannelDidClose(), then
-  #  rollbacks the connection if it still exists (it might have been closed by
-  #  the superclass' method depending on the configuration) AND if the adaptor
-  #  uses psycopg AND if there is no more opened channels.
-  #
-  #  The reason for that is that psycopg insolates each connection from
-  #  another, hence if an other process make changes to the database these
-  #  changes wont be seen unless the connection itself is closed or rolled
-  #  back.
-  #  """
-  #  AbstractDBAPI2AdaptorContext.adaptorChannelDidClose(self, aChannel)
-  #  from SQLiteAdaptor import _uses_psycopg
-  #  if _uses_psycopg and not self.hasOpenChannels() and self._cnx:
-  #    ## rollbacks the connexion
-  #    db_debug('psycopg specifics: ROLLBACK on cnx')
-  #    self._cnx.rollback()
 
   def createAdaptorChannel(self):
     """


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