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Commitment control is the "right" answer.

I don't see stored procedures solving this without commitment control.

Why do you think commitment control is a larger effort to implement?

Charles


On Tue, Dec 31, 2013 at 12:59 PM, J Franz <franz400@xxxxxxx> wrote:

Having an interesting discussion with our C# developers over best method
to insert/update new orders to our system. No current journaling on the 11
tables updated for a new order.
We have had instances of "partial updates" in our testing.
The failed updates could be time-outs, user cancelling session (after long
delay), or logic halt in client (they are working on identifying those).
These are customer entered orders, not employee entered, and network
issues can be a factor.
There are couple tables that hold the "working order" until submit.
I have suggested update through stored procedure, so all the final updates
are code running on the i.
Committment control has been mentioned as well, but seen as a much larger
effort to implement.
This would be many hundreds of orders per day.
Jim Franz
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