just an update:
today looks better but not perfect......
i'll try to catch after each block if there is still a transaction active and write it into a log-file maybe i'll get the answer for the my riddle....
i'm not quite sure if there is a specific function for that - if it isn't so here would be a souluten that works:
use a for each - order by this value descending.
seperate the last char - check if it is numeric - if not skip to next record.....
might help
regards
cugar
okay got the listening file....
WOW what the hell is that....
using those smart-windows causes really a lot of blocks..... :confused:
example:
File Name Line Blk. Type Tran Blk. Label
-------------------- ---- --------- ----...
okay great thanks - i'll tell you about the results......
btw.:
i'll need to connect the progress-db with a c# coded software. afaik the odbc-connector not uses all possibilities of the db and the performance is pretty poor - any 3rd party products or other suggestions?
thank you for...
well it is allready possible to say that the ammount of locks has decreased (just defined a do transaction on clicking the button and releasing the widget-pool...)
i'm not quite shure if this is the solution - but it looks like it has to do something with that...
listening-option of...
yes indeed i'm used to code with "usual" SQL-Based Transaction-handling and error-handling.
I was very suprised when i first saw the defferences between .net programming and progress....
but i suppose i've found the problem. The code itself uses a couple of widget-pools for dynamic button...
Hi there,
just got a few problems with the transaction rollback functionality of openege 10.1A.
1. discovered problem complete transactions disappeard or have not been performed to the database - there hasn't been any applycation crash at this time. --> for that i tried the -nosavepoint...
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