Subject | Re: [firebird-support] how to use a transaction in SP |
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Author | Ann Harrison |
Post date | 2003-07-01T14:40:53Z |
At July 1, 2003, 09:58, Ghanshyam wrote:
error which can
be caught and customized as needed. The design goal of stored
procedures was a "black
box:" which produced some desired result through a mechanism that the
program did not
need to understand. They should not change the environment of the
client application.
Regards,
Ann
>>Can anybody tell me, how to use a transaction in a SP.Daniel Rail wrote:
>>As, it is done in SQL server i.e. begin/commit/Rollback transaction
>>
>>
>For the moment, you can't. But, you can submit it as a request for aMuch later, I hope. Stored procedures already include automatic undo on
>later version of Firebird.
>
error which can
be caught and customized as needed. The design goal of stored
procedures was a "black
box:" which produced some desired result through a mechanism that the
program did not
need to understand. They should not change the environment of the
client application.
Regards,
Ann