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| − | [[SQLCANCEL()]], [[SQLCOLUMNS()]], [[SQLCOMMIT]], [[SQLCONNECT()]], [[SQLDISCONNECT()]], [[SQLERROR()]], [[SQLEXEC()]], [[SQLGETPROP()]] [[SQLMORERESULTS()]], [[SQLPREPARE()]], [[SQLROLLBACK()]], [[SQLSETPROP()]], [[SQLSTRINGCONNECT()]], [[SQLTABLES()]] | + | [[SQLCANCEL()]], [[SQLCOLUMNS()]], [[SQLCOMMIT()]], [[SQLCONNECT()]], [[SQLDISCONNECT()]], [[SQLERROR()]], [[SQLEXEC()]], [[SQLGETPROP()]] [[SQLMORERESULTS()]], [[SQLPREPARE()]], [[SQLROLLBACK()]], [[SQLSETPROP()]], [[SQLSTRINGCONNECT()]], [[SQLTABLES()]] |
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
Revision as of 12:17, 7 January 2013
Contents
Purpose
Start a transaction
Syntax
SQLTRANSACTION(<nStatementHandle>)
See Also
SQLCANCEL(), SQLCOLUMNS(), SQLCOMMIT(), SQLCONNECT(), SQLDISCONNECT(), SQLERROR(), SQLEXEC(), SQLGETPROP() SQLMORERESULTS(), SQLPREPARE(), SQLROLLBACK(), SQLSETPROP(), SQLSTRINGCONNECT(), SQLTABLES()
Description
The SQLTRANSACTION() function is used to start a transaction on an open ODBC connection.
The SQLTRANSACTION() function operates on the connection specified by <nStatementHandle>.
| Keywords | Description |
|---|---|
| nStatementHandle | Statement handle to the connection |
Example
nStatHand=sqlconnect("awhr") if nStatHand < 1 messagebox("Cannot make connection", 16, "SQL Connect Error") else messagebox("Connection made", 48, "SQL Connect Message") sqltransaction(nStatHand) sqlexec(nStatHand,"insert into dbo.doc1 (account_no, lastname, balance) values ('00889','Brown', 12000)") if messagebox("Commit Insert?",36,"Transaction") = 6 sqlcommit(nStatHand) else sqlrollback(nStatHand) endif sqlexec(nStatHand,"select * from dbo.doc1") list sqldisconnect(nStatHand) endif
