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I'm trying to use commitment control in one of my transaction processing
applications.  There are three screens involved in the transaction process,
and if F3 is pressed at any point in time, I want all entries to 'rollback'.

I have journalling running with *both specified for the Record Images
parameter.  (I tried using *after, but I got the same results.)  I have
Commit specified on the F spec of the files that are being journalled.

I'm using the DspJrn command to see what's being journaled.  When I do a
complete transaction from beginning to end, I can see commitment control
starting, files opening and closing, the commit, and the ending of
commitment control.   BUT, when I terminate a transaction halfway thru the
process, I see commitment control starting, files opening and closing, and
commitment control ending.  I put my programs into debug and walked thru the
whole thing - the ROLBK statement is executed (no commit statements were
executed anywhere before this), but the rollback does not take place.  The
records that should have rolled back are written to the file.  How come the
commit works, but the rollback doesn't?  I've used commitment control before
and have never had a problem with it.  Any ideas of what I'm missing?

Thanks!

Jade Richtsmeier
jade.richtsmeier@mcis.cog.mn.us


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