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function |
db.set-transaction-type |
Library: Interfaces, Database access (OMDB)
Import: omdb.xmd |
define external db.set-transaction-type of value db.database database to value integer mode
Argument definitions
Use db.set-transaction-type to set the mode of a database connection to either auto-commit or manual-commit.
The db.database object database must be:
The value for mode may be either
The default mode is auto-commit. In this mode, every insert, delete, or update operation is a permanent change to the database. In manual-commit mode, however, these operations are not permanent until they are committed using dbCommit. In manual-commit mode, operations can be rolled back (canceled) with dbRollback.
The following example shows a simple transaction comprising two database insertions:
import "omdb.xmd" prefixed by db. process local db.database this-db local db.table course local db.table schedule local stream course-data variable initial { '504' with key 'cid', 'What is that Sound?' with key 'CourseName' } local stream schedule-data variable initial { '504' with key 'cid', '2000/03/21' with key 'CourseDate' } ; create the database OMX objects set this-db to db.open-odbc 'dbDemo' set course to db.open-table in this-db table 'Course' set schedule to db.open-table in this-db named 'Schedule' ; start a transaction db.set-transaction-type of this-db to db.manual-commit ; add records to the two tables db.insert into course from course-data db.insert into schedule from schedule-data ; commit the transaction db.commit this-db ; catch the database exceptions catch #external-exception identity catch-id message catch-msg output 'An error occurred while accessing an omdb function.%n' output '%g(catch-id) : %g(catch-msg)%n' ; if the transaction was not finished, ; we must roll it back in the catch db.rollback this-db