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Archives of the TeradataForumMessage Posted: Tue, 26 Feb 2008 @ 18:54:38 GMT
Hi, 1. what happens if your SQL includes explicit transaction (BT/ET) commands ? Do they get ignored ? Not sure.. I believe for good practice its good to control transaction through backend only. We used to call oracle stored procedure through Java and handle commit/rollback in SP even and always return the some status to Java to show error/messages etc. 2. How you can implement multiple SQL requests.. If you want to use JDBC and Teradata and also want to control Transactions then I believe you need to use MACRO (TERADATA MACROS). You can also use Teradata Stored Procedure for this but good to use Macros. Thanks. Kapil D Sapra
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