public  void addPostCommitWork(Serviceable work)
Add to the list of post commit work.

Add to the list of post commit work that may be processed after this
transaction commits.  If this transaction aborts, then the post commit
work list will be thrown away.  No post commit work will be taken out
on a rollback to save point.

This routine simply delegates the work to the Rawstore transaction.

 public boolean checkVersion(int requiredMajorVersion,
    int requiredMinorVersion,
    String feature) throws StandardException
Check to see if a database has been upgraded to the required
 level in order to use a store feature.

 public  void closeMe(ScanManager scan)
The ScanManager.close() method has been called on "scan".

Take whatever cleanup action is appropriate to a closed scan.  It is
likely this routine will remove references to the scan object that it
was maintaining for cleanup purposes.

 public  void closeMe(ConglomerateController conglom_control)
The ConglomerateController.close() method has been called on 
"conglom_control".

Take whatever cleanup action is appropriate to a closed 
conglomerateController.  It is likely this routine will remove
references to the ConglomerateController object that it was maintaining
for cleanup purposes.

 public  void closeMe(SortController sort_control)
The SortController.close() method has been called on "sort_control".

Take whatever cleanup action is appropriate to a closed 
sortController.  It is likely this routine will remove
references to the SortController object that it was maintaining
for cleanup purposes.

 public TransactionManager getInternalTransaction() throws StandardException
Get an Internal transaction.

Start an internal transaction.  An internal transaction is a completely
separate transaction from the current user transaction.  All work done
in the internal transaction must be physical (ie. it can be undone 
physically by the rawstore at the page level, rather than logically 
undone like btree insert/delete operations).  The rawstore guarantee's
that in the case of a system failure all open Internal transactions are
first undone in reverse order, and then other transactions are undone
in reverse order.

Internal transactions are meant to implement operations which, if 
interupted before completion will cause logical operations like tree
searches to fail.  This special undo order insures that the state of
the tree is restored to a consistent state before any logical undo 
operation which may need to search the tree is performed.

 public Transaction getRawStoreXact() throws StandardException
Get the Transaction from the Transaction manager.

Access methods often need direct access to the "Transaction" - ie. the
raw store transaction, so give access to it.