Zeugswetter Andreas writes:
> Oracle, like DB/2 can' t set it to on. The autocommit ***on*** in ORA ODBC is a trick.
> It simply silently adds commit once in a while (after every statement).
I know. The problem we were talking about was the automatic beginning of a
transaction. No need to say "begin work" it just starts.
> But please to make the vokabulary easy don't refer to begin, but to 'begin work'
> in this context. 'begin' will mean begin a statement block, not a transaction block.
I know that, too. But currently in postgresql begin means the same as begin
work. Correct me if I'm wrong.
Michael
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