Subject | GSG063. Implicit vs Explicit Control/Context Protection. |
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Author | Raymond Kennington |
Post date | 2002-10-14T12:58:40Z |
"If you explicitly create a transaction and don't assign the statement to it and you don't
assign it to the connection's DefaultTransaction property, it will not get used at all."
I think this sentence should be rewritten using IB_Transaction and IB_Statement.
How can a statement be assigned to a transaction? (An IB_Statement can be assigned to an
IB_Transaction.)
If by -transaction- is meant a physical transaction then the word -started- should be used
instead of "create".
If by -transaction- is meant an IB_Transaction component then -explicitly- is redundant.
What does the quoted statement mean?
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Raymond Kennington
Programming Solutions
W2W Team B
assign it to the connection's DefaultTransaction property, it will not get used at all."
I think this sentence should be rewritten using IB_Transaction and IB_Statement.
How can a statement be assigned to a transaction? (An IB_Statement can be assigned to an
IB_Transaction.)
If by -transaction- is meant a physical transaction then the word -started- should be used
instead of "create".
If by -transaction- is meant an IB_Transaction component then -explicitly- is redundant.
What does the quoted statement mean?
--
Raymond Kennington
Programming Solutions
W2W Team B