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On 17 May 2013 20:54, Joe Pluta wrote:
<<SNIP>> Note that in order to use CLOBs you need commitment control
which means you have to journal the files. <<SNIP>>
That implied requirement is specific to using a LOB LOCATOR vs a
general use of a LOB column.? I can for example, issue an INSERT or
UPDATE to a CLOB column of a non-journaled TABLE, or an INSERT or UPDATE
to a CLOB column of a journaled TABLE even while using the WITH NC as
the isolation clause. Thus that statement of an apparent requirement
for use of isolation other than NC, must not to be as general as
seemingly implied.? Presumably the implication for that requirement is
somewhat specific to [perhaps a non-local client application requester
and\or for] use of LOB LOCATORS within embedded SQL; i.e. much like for
the 16MB limit implied for the CLOB, from the same\above quoted message,
was the need for CmtCtl meant to imply only about use of "CLOB support
in SQLRPGLE"?
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