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Is the standard MySQL JDBC driver thread-safe? Specifically I want to use a single connection across all threads, but each statement will only be used in a single thread. Are there certain scenarios that are safe and others that aren’t? What’s your experience here?
Transactions are started / committed per connection. Unless you’re doing some very specific stuff (I can’t really think of an example where that would be justified to be honest), you’re better off with a connection pool and connection per thread.