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  3. March 2010

Re: File Read in Subprocedure WAS(Re: More on RPG style)

Op 01-03-10 17:34, BMay@xxxxxxxxx schreef:
Let's say your original application did not use commitment control (don't
know why anyone would do that, but that's another topic). Your boss tells
you to implement commitment control on the application. Guess how many
places you need to deal with it? One.
That is a very optimistic view; it assumes that every database update is committed immediately. As soon as you have a transaction that consists of more than one update (isn't that what commitment control is for?) you cannot do the commit from within the subprocedure. Ergo, the caller of the subprocedures has to do the commit.

Joep Beckeringh


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