Re: Fitzle

[Franco Biaggi <fbiaggi@xxxxxxxxxx>]

furgalj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> > Yeah, but this is where I get confused.  According to Dieter's posts,
> > he's explicitly specifying the order of updates, which is how he reduces
> > certain commitment control locking problems.
> >
> > I can understand your position on queries.  The system figures out what
> > to do.  But this whole update process makes me crazy...
> >
> > Joe
> >    
>
> Well as always, the code is what really does the work, so maybe he could 
> post sample. But my guess is that he has sets of SQL INSERT and UPDATE 
> statements in JDBC calls. Then these are bracketed by commits or 
> rollbacks.
>
> So yes, each individual SQL statement is non-procedural, but they are 
> being issued in a particular sequence by the Java code.
>
> BTW, maybe the language you were thinking of was Prologue, instead of 
> lisp? This was non-procedural. You just specified a set of rules and the 
> conditions that caused them to fire. But I believe the prologue/epilogue 
> sections (if I'm remembering this right) did allow for procedural code for 
> housekeeping and error handling.
>
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