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This is a multipart message in MIME format. -- [ Picked text/plain from multipart/alternative ] I'm having a trigger problem. We've got an SQLC program compiled with Commitment Control = *ALL. The program updates a sequential-number field in one table ("AUTONUMBER"), issues a COMMIT on the "AUTONUMBER" table, and then writes that number to a row in another table ("CASE"). The trigger has been added to table "CASE", trigger time=*AFTER, trigger event=*INSERT. In testing, we run STRSQL command to INSERT INTO "CASE" (list_of_fields) VALUES(list_of_values) WITH CS. (I've also tried WITH RS). The SQLC program properly updates the AUTONUMBER table, but is failing with SQLCODE -907 on table "CASE". If I remove the "WITH CS" from the SQL INSERT command, both tables update without an error message but a ROLLBACK command doesn't work. How can I get around this? Tom Hightower Solutions, Inc http://www.simas.com
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