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uhaham_at_gmail.com wrote:
> Now I understand the strange behavior of Oracle.
> I'm writing application that should work with several DBMS (MS SQL ,
> Oracle and DB2). Only Oracle behavie this way.
> I will need to redesign this part, John suggestion sound resnable even
> that I have a lot of dependencies and I hoped the db server will do
> the checking, as it done in other DBMS.
>
> Thanks a lot.
>
SQL Server <> Oracle <> DB2
Each of the above all behave differently, *especially* when it comes to transactions. It is no surprise that a transaction is handled differently in one RDBMS compared to another.
HTH,
Brian
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