> >
> > 7. As I read in Sybase documentation the default
> > standard transaction mode is _chained_ - all
> > queries before explicit COMMIT/ABORT are run in _single
> > transaction_... But we have to use BEGIN/END to get it!
> > This was not so bad for system with relation level locks,
> > but now only the same row writes block one other and so
> > chained mode seems more appropriate...
> >
> > Shouldn't we change default transaction mode now?
> > And use option/SET TRANSACTION MODE to switch to
> > un-chained mode if one like it?
>
> No comments on this?
> I would like to make BEGIN implicit...
> Objections?
Informix requires BEGIN. Ingres does not, but has 'set autocommit'
mode, so each SQL statement is its own transaction, like we have now.
I always felt that if I go in to psql and run a query, I want it
applied. I don't want to have to commit every query I type.
I know I can use SET TRANSACTION MODE to change this.
What do others think?
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