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A proposed trigger program will send a transaction to a non-AS400 system(the 
goal is to keep two databases in sync).

I am looking for help in designing a methodology that will allow me to 
"recover" the transaction send to the non-AS400 system if a ROLLBACK occurs?

Any ideas would be appreciated.

Michael Smith
At 14:05 09/02/98 -0500, Bradley V. Stone wrote:
>Quick question.
>
>If I'm using commitment control on a file that has a trigger attached to
>it on the *ADD *AFTER option, when does the trigger fire?  On the WRITE
>or on the COMMIT?  If I Rollback, is the trigger fired?

Brad,

It fires on the WRITE. IBM recommends that commitment control for files updated
by a trigger should be the same as the file to which the trigger is attached.
When the job executes a commit, the trigger's changes are committed also. BTW,
they also recommend that commit and rollback never be performed by the trigger
itself.

Pete Hall



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