> Transactions are not posted. DML statements are posted within a

transaction.

My mistake. I posted the TIB_Query which was attached to the
TIB_Transaction.

Here's what I wanted to achieve: The user posts a batch of new
records via a TIB_Query. Then the TIB_Transaction is waiting to
Commit. I want to notify the user that they need to commit if they
wait too long, or take over eventually for their lack of attention.

Do these settings operate under these circumstances, or should I
just set a timer and prompt from that?

Rick

>

> I'm not clear about what you want to achieve by this. You have

the

> transaction in WAIT resolution, which means that a DML statement

request

> could be hanging in an"unposted' state, waiting for another

transaction to

> finish. The application won't know whether the post is going to

succeed or

> fail until (or unless) it receives an exception. That can't

happen until

> the other transaction either commits or rolls back. TimeoutProps

operate

> on idle transactions. If your transaction is waiting for its

request to be

> executed then it's not idle.
>
> Helen
>