Thomas G. Lockhart writes:
> The CA-Ingres parameters on "whenever" are only "continue", "stop", "goto
> <label>", and "call <procedure>". I suspect that part of the problem is that
> embedded SQL is available for several host languages, and some don't map the
> same way as C would. How about disabling it for now?
Okay, I will do that as soon as I find time.
> CA-Ingres sez:continue: continues execution with the next executable statement.
> If a fatal error occurs, an error message is printed and the program aborts.
>
> I think this means that errors are ignored, as in Oracle, rather than doing a
> C-style "continue". Then, the program can check the sqlcode variable to decide
> what to do...
Okay, will change that, too. In fact I like this approach much more than the
continue statement.
> The embedded SQL is a great capability which was one of the most visible
> omissions in the Postgres features. Thanks for being so aggressive and
> persistent about getting it solid for its first release. But, we've got to have
> a few things to work on later :)
My pleasure.
Michael
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