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I've got a problem that seems to be a perfect fit for commitment
control. The problem program is meant to update a bunch of resources
that are involved in an action. If one of the resources is locked by
another job, the update is half completed and we get a phone call to fix
the problem.
I read through Paul Conte's excellent article here:
http://systeminetwork.com/article/matter-integrity-practical-guide-database-transactions
(
http://tinyurl.com/5yz4ln), as well as skimming the related InfoCentre
articles. As I understand it, files must be journalled to participate
in commitment control (except for the special case of Soft Commit in V5R4+).
I've added some code to the program to perform a COMMIT or ROLBK as
necessary, but only some of my changes get rolled back. The files that
don't get rolled back say they are journaled on the DSPFD output. The
journal that they show is part of our HA software.
Does commitment control require a specific type of journal?
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