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transaction and autocommit

transaction and autocommit

2006-10-06       - By Tracy Chen

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Hello all,

I've read the DB reference document and see "The AUTOCOMMIT mode is activated
(Loader default value)." and "The Loader terminates each sql statement
implicitly with a COMMIT."

Now I need to do some sql inside a transaction, commit or rollback together in
the end of this transaction.

Shall I first use "autocommit off"  (because the default is on) before my
"subtrans begin" , write all my sql commands till end , commit/rollback , then
set "autocommit on" again?

Is this the right way to handle autocommit and transaction(subtransaction)?

Thanks in advance


Tracy Chen