Re: some question about SavePoint ?

First of all , Thanks for you response.
>>After I execute a SQL , I want to ignore some error ,and continue to
>>execute my SQL.but I will get some error like that :
>>
>>"current transaction is aborted, commands ignored until end of
>>transaction block"
>
>
> There is some common known bugs in 08.01.0102 in implicit rollback.
> Do you try latest development snapshot?
> Maybe 08.01.0106 could better fit you. I don't know. We have some report
> about similar problem (but reporter doesn't mentioned his psqlodbc version).
>
>
Do you mean that in 08.01.0106 I must not use the Savepoint to ignore
some error ?? When error occurred in 08.01.0106, It can be continued to
execute SQL without executing rollback first ???
What I want is to ignore some error returned ,and coninue to execute my
SQL , do I have another way ?

Regards,
zhao

>>I try to use SavePoint to solve this trouble , but I got some problem .
>>example:
>> .....
>> 1. set SQL_AUTOCOMMIT_OFF
>
>
> In this case you may call BEGIN (START TRANSACTION is supported since
> 08.01.0107).
>
>
>> 2. SQLConnect()
>> ..............
>> 3. SQLExecDirect() -> SavePoint sp ;
>> 4. SQLExecDirect() -> insert into test values(...) ;
>> 5. SQLExecDirect() -> Release SavePoint sp;
>> 6. SQLEndTran() -> commit ;
>> 7. SQLExecDirect() -> SavePoint sp ;
>> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>> 8. SQLExecDirect() -> update test;
>> .............
>>
>>Until 6, it return OK, but at 7 , it will return some error like
>>
>> "SAVEPOINT may only be used in transaction blocks"
>>
>>so , I have to use "begin" to start another transaction after I execute
>>the "commit" at 6 ?
>>Why can I use savepoint at 3 without execute any "begin" ???
>>Or I have some mistake ?
>
>
> Yes you do ... When you use autocommit = off you have to start and end
> transaction manually. There is hack in psqlodbc which start transaction
> automatically even in autocommit = off when you use select, insert, update
> or delete SQL statement.
>
>
>>My psqlodbc version is 8.01.01.02(Unicode)
>>
>>And, I have to use SavePoint to rollback to current SQL?
>>Don't I have another way in psqlodbc ?
>
>
> What about try the latest development snapshot as I mentioned above?
>
> Regards,
>
> Luf
>
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