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Re: Actually using commitment control and QTEMP

Hi Darren,

Use set option COMMIT = *NC or *NONE, and then for each individual SQL
statement that you wish to participate in a commitment control unit of
work, add the WITH clause with a value other than NC or NONE.

Mike


date: Thu, 17 Dec 2015 15:00:24 -0500
from: darren@xxxxxxxxx
subject: Actually using commitment control and QTEMP

I've actually found a use for turning on commitment control in my SQLRPGLE
program. So I did that easy enough with:
exec sql set option COMMIT=*CHG;

Do I have to turn off commitment control to work with QTEMP? If so, how do
I do that? I'd like it on for when my program updates the production
files its designed to work with.


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