Subject | Re: [IBO] Losing TIB_Connection whilst designing |
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Author | Svein Erling Tysvaer |
Post date | 2003-02-20T10:29:37Z |
David,
TIB_Connections, whereas a query can only operate on one connection? I
don't know whether it would be feasible to make IBO understand that it if a
TIB_Transaction only has one TIB_Connection associated with itself, then
any queries associated with the TIB_Transaction should use that
TIB_Connection, but we definitely need to be able to specify a
TIB_Connection on the TIB_Query when several TIB_Connections are associated
with the TIB_Transaction.
(well, provided you've changed your SYSDBA password from masterkey).
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>One query: Why do I have to set the connection for both the transactionaren't you forgetting that a TIB_Transaction may have several
>and the query?
TIB_Connections, whereas a query can only operate on one connection? I
don't know whether it would be feasible to make IBO understand that it if a
TIB_Transaction only has one TIB_Connection associated with itself, then
any queries associated with the TIB_Transaction should use that
TIB_Connection, but we definitely need to be able to specify a
TIB_Connection on the TIB_Query when several TIB_Connections are associated
with the TIB_Transaction.
>If a query's IB_Connection property is set to <default> does this use theI don't know, but I would expect an error to occur at runtime if it didn't
>transaction's connection?
(well, provided you've changed your SYSDBA password from masterkey).
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