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In article <32qmjjF3pc9r3U1_at_individual.net>, Frank Zimmer says...
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>Hi
>we have to migrate a database application from a powerbuilder sybase
>application to a web-based oracle application.
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>Inside the sybase app you can setup some transactions without an
>explicit commit.
>Is that also possible with oracle ?
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well, since there are dozens of technical differences between the two databases -- concurrency control, locking, transactions being the big ones and you have to review the entire suite of software for correctness (be especially careful to test MULTI-USER) - you can add the commits where appropriate at that time.
Unless powerbuilder has an "auto-commit" nasty 'feature', no, there is no way the database will commit after each statement. The client code must do this.
-- Thomas Kyte Oracle Public Sector http://asktom.oracle.com/ opinions are my own and may not reflect those of Oracle CorporationReceived on Tue Dec 21 2004 - 08:28:49 CST