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Archives of the TeradataForumMessage Posted: Wed, 17 Jul 2002 @ 19:41:21 GMT
Hi Santosh: It is my guess that you read about the ; trick but didn't notice that it was only a trick in BTEQ. The ODBC only see the commands as individual, not necessarily related commands. If you wish the commands to act as a single transaction, the easiest and safest technique is to put them into a macro. Otherwise, you are required to use the BT and ET commands to bracket them as a transaction. However, if an error occurs, the transaction ends and a new transaction starts. So, unless you have the ability to check the status code after every SQL statement, this is not a good solution. God Luck, Mike
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