Hi!
Thanks for the answer, but that's not disabling autocommit, it committing by
hand. What I mean ist Oracle-behaviour --> everthing is a transaction and
must be commited by "COMMIT". What I ment was something like "SET autocommit
to OFF" or something like this.
Anyway, thanks for your answer, now I know it's not possible.
Ciao,
Mario
Am Dienstag, 27. Februar 2001 22:29 schrieben Sie:
> Mario,
>
> > This sounds nice, but I've read a lot of postgres documents and still do
> > not know how to disable autocommit. Is this possible? And how?
>
> Yes, you can disable autocommit. All you have to do is wrap your SQL
> statements within an explicit BEGIN ... COMMIT block.
>
> Regards, Joe
>
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