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On Fri, 05 Feb 1999 08:11:37 GMT, you wrote:
>I am coding dynamic insert, update and delete sql.
>
>Is it possible to control commit processing so I can apply all changes in a
>single commit?
>
>My understanding of the documentation is that an implied commit is performed
>every time the execute procedure is called.
>
No, thats not correct. An implied SAVEPOINT is issued before a procedure is called and if it fails, a rollback to that savepoint is issued (that makes procedures atomic, just like a statement is).
No implicit commits are done for you -- you must explicity commit or rollback to end a transaction.
>TIA...Ross
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