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Let s now look at the second reason developers are tempted to commit updates in a procedural loop, which arises from their (misguided) attempts to use a limited resource (undo segments) sparingly This is a configuration issue; you need to ensure that you have enough undo space to size your transactions correctly Committing in a loop, apart from generally being slower, is also the most common cause of the dreaded ORA-01555 error Let s look at this in more detail As you will appreciate after reading s 1 Developing Successful Oracle Applications and 7 Concurrency and Multi-versioning, Oracle s multi-versioning model uses undo segment data to reconstruct blocks as they appeared at the beginning of your statement or transaction (depending on the isolation mode) If the necessary undo information no longer exists, you will receive an ORA-01555: snapshot too old error message and your query will not complete.

The preceding subpanel definition is rather straightforward. You indicate the link field (quotes) and module you are relating to (Quotes). You also specify a default sort field and order in to use when displaying the subpanel. Of course, this can be changed by the user just as he or she can change the sort order of a ListView by clicking the column header. You also have an opportunity to change the buttons which will be displayed at the top of the form, in case you want to change from the 'top_buttons' attribute as in the subpanel definition. Sometimes, the module subpanel may want to be displayed differently depending upon the situation in which it is used. For this, you can define an additional subpanel definition file with a different name in the same subpanels/ directory, and then from the subpaneldefs.php file, you can reference this by name. Listing 3-9 is an example of the Contracts subpanel in the Documents module. Listing 3-9. Contracts Subpanel As Defined in the Documents Module subpaneldefs.php File

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So, if you are modifying the table that you are reading (as in the previous example), you are generating undo information required for your query Your UPDATE generates undo information that your query will probably be making use of to get the read-consistent view of the data it needs to update If you commit, you are allowing the system to reuse the undo segment space you just filled up If it does reuse the undo, wiping out old undo data that your query subsequently needs, you are in big trouble Your SELECT will fail and your UPDATE will stop partway through You have a partly finished logical transaction and probably no good way to restart it (more about this in a moment) Let s see this concept in action with a small demonstration.

return "Hello World!"; } ]]></code> </script> <echo message='${etomic::hello-world()}'/> </project> In this file we create a script block using the <script> task, which contains a code element with the actual C# code. In this case we are using a simple method to return a string. We have placed an attribute on the method to make NAnt aware of the function and its name. Additionally, we have included a prefix for the code functions: although there is only one here, the script block could conceivably contain many functions. Therefore, when the function is called in the <echo> task, it is called with prefix::function-name notation, in other words etomic:: hello-world. We have not required any other namespaces, but in fact the <script> task supports nested elements for imports and references and by default supports the following namespaces: System, System.Collections, System.Collections.Specialized, System.IO, System.Text, System.Text.RegularExpressions, and NAnt.Core. The output from the execution of the build file is as follows: ---------- NAnt ---------NAnt 0.85 Copyright (C) 2001-2004 Gerry Shaw http://nant.sourceforge.net Buildfile: file:///ScriptFunction.build [script] Scanning assembly "2qn-tswa" for extensions. [echo] Hello World! BUILD SUCCEEDED Total time: 0.2 seconds. Output completed (0 sec consumed) - Normal Termination As the output shows, NAnt compiles the code into a temporary assembly and then loads the assembly for use throughout the build file. You can then see the correct execution of the function as part of the <echo> task call. The next type of script task is the creation of an actual target. This is analogous to the creation of an actual custom task. This time, we need to add a little extra scaffolding to the build script. Consider the following: < xml version="1.0" > <project> <target name="HelloWorld"> <script language="C#"> <code><![CDATA[ public static void ScriptMain(Project project)

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