WHERE DO WE USE COMIT KEYWORD IN AN RPG PROGRAM?
YOU MADE SOME CHANGES TO DATABASE BUT YOU DON'T WANT TO
SAVE THOSE CHANGES NOW? HOW DO YOU HANDLE THIS ONE?
Answer Posted / shobhit
Commitment Control is a function that allows processing a
group of changes in the file as a single operation.
If you want all the changes in file use COMMIT keyword else
use ROLLBACK.
Define COMMIT keyword in continuation line of F Spec(IPFK
spec) and COMMIT opcode in C spec.
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