The following table lists the properties available in the Connection page of the persistence.xml Editor.
| Property | Description | Default | 
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 Specify if the connection for this persistence unit uses one of the following transaction types: 
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 JTA  | 
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 Specify the use of batch writing to optimize transactions with multiple write operations. Set the value of this property into the session at deployment time. Note: This property applies when used both in a Java SE and Java EE environment. The following are the valid values for oracle.toplink.config.BatchWriting: 
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 None  | 
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 Statement caching  | 
 Specify if the query caches its JDBC statement. If enabled, you can also set the number of statements to cache.  | 
 50  | 
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 Native SQL  | 
 Specify if Dali includes platform-specific (that is, "native") SQL statements. If false, Dali uses generic SLQ.  | 
 False  | 
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 Database  | 
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 JTA Data Source Name  | 
 If you selected JTA as the transaction type, then enter the name of the default JTA data source for the persistence unit.  | 
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 Non-JTA Data Source Name  | 
 If you selected Resource Local as the transaction type, then enter the name of the non-JTA data source. This property is not available for projects using the Generic platform.  | 
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 EclipseLink connection pool  | 
 Define the connection pool driver, URL, user name and password. These properties are note available for projects using the Generic platform.  | 
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 Bind parameters  | 
 Control whether or not the query uses parameter binding. Note: This property applies when used in a Java SE environment. This property is not available for projects using the Generic platform.  | 
 True  | 
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 Read Connection  | 
 The maximum and minimum number of connections allowed in the JDBC read connection pool. Note: These property apply when used in a Java SE environment. These properties are not available for projects using the Generic platform  | 
 Minimum: 2 Maximum 2  | 
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 Write Connection  | 
 The maximum and minimum number of connections allowed in the JDBC read connection pool. Note: These property apply when used in a Java SE environment. These properties are not available for projects using the Generic platform  | 
 Minimum: 5 Maximum 10  | 
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 Exclusive connections  | 
 These fields are available only when Transaction Type is Local Resource.  | 
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 Exclusive connection mode  | 
 Specify when Dali performs reads through the write connection. 
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 Transactional  | 
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 Lazy connection acquisition  | 
 Specify if Dali acquires write connections lazily.  | 
 True  | 
Related references
Java Persistence API (JPA) Extensions Reference for EclipseLink
http://www.eclipse.org/eclipselink/documentation/2.4/jpa/extensions/toc.htm