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Having a good understanding of the internal workings and architecture of the SQL Server 2005 database storage engine helps database developers to develop applications that can overcome the weaknesses of the storage engine as well as take advantage of its strengths.

Many developers still like to work with an autocommit mode, often for reasons that are vague and not well defined. Let s first debunk a few of these reasons before we show you how to access data nontransactionally if you want (or have) to:

Many application developers think they can talk to a database outside of a transaction. This obviously isn t possible; no SQL statement can be send to a database outside of a database transaction. The term nontransactional data access means there are no explicit transaction boundaries, no system transaction, and that the behavior of data access is that of the autocommit mode. It doesn t mean no physical database transactions are involved. If your goal is to improve performance of your application by using the autocommit mode, you should think again about the implications of many small transactions. Significant overhead is involved in starting and ending a database transaction for every SQL statement, and it may decrease the performance of your application. If your goal is to improve the scalability of your application with the autocommit mode, think again: A longer-running database transaction, instead of many small transactions for every SQL statement, may hold database locks for a longer time and probably won t scale as well. However, thanks to the Hibernate persistence context and write-behind of DML, all write locks in the database are already held for a short time. Depending on the isolation level you enable, the cost of read locks is likely negligible. Or, you may use a DBMS with multiversion concurrency that doesn t require read locks (Oracle, PostgreSQL, Informix, Firebird), because readers are never blocked by default. Because you re working nontransactionally, not only do you give up any transactional atomicity of a group of SQL statements, but you also have weaker isolation guarantees if data is modified concurrently. Repeatable reads based on read locks are impossible with autocommit mode. (The persistence context cache helps here, naturally.)

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Be certain that you understand the impact of changes you make in this dialog box. You can be grateful for the detailed control Microsoft has enabled, but with increased granu larity comes increased complexity and increased potential for human error.

Simply put, the SQL Server 2005 query engine, sometimes known as the relational engine, is responsible for efficiently answering requests from users and providing output. The query engine is made up of the following components, as shown in Figure B-12:

Many more issues must be considered when you introduce nontransactional data access in your application. We ve already noted that introducing a new type of transaction, namely read-only transactions, can significantly complicate any future modification of your application. The same is true if you introduce nontransactional operations. You would then have three different kinds of data access in your application: in regular transactions, in read-only transactions, and now also nontransactional, with no guarantees. Imagine that you have to introduce an operation that writes data into a unit of work that was supposed to only read data. Imagine that you have to reorganize operations that were nontransactional to be transactional. Our recommendation is to not use the autocommit mode in an application, and to apply read-only transactions only when there is an obvious performance benefit or when future code changes are highly unlikely. Always prefer regular ACID transactions to group your data-access operations, regardless of whether you read or write data. Having said that, Hibernate and Java Persistence allow nontransactional data access. In fact, the EJB 3.0 specification forces you to access data nontransactionally if you want to implement atomic long-running conversations. We ll approach this subject in the next chapter. Now we want to dig a little deeper into the consequences of the autocommit mode in a plain Hibernate application. (Note that, despite our negative remarks, there are some good use cases for the autocommit mode. In our experience autocommit is often enabled for the wrong reasons and we wanted to wipe the slate clean first.)

Figure B-12

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