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<Justin>
" A named ACTGRP could work in server mode (for example called from
ODBC/JDBC) as expected (I'm a little bit unsure, if the commit would have to
be wrapped in a stored procedure),"
In those cases, I do the commit from within my RPGLE code. I'm not sure what
would happen if the client tried the commit directly.
</Justin>
... that's often not what transaction controll is made for, it's only 'ruw
(remote unit of work), how ibm is calling it). For *duw (distributed unit of
work), the caller (in other words: The ODBC/JDBC client) is responsible to
commit (or rollback) the whole transaction, including local and remote work
to, one ore multiple, remote databases. BTW: it's very importent to be sure,
what is happening at an end of trasaction (commit or reollback) - this was,
what I was talking about!!!
D*B
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