From: Andy C. <an...@ca...> - 2005-03-18 14:44:28
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Helen Borrie wrote: > At 12:04 PM 17/03/2005 -0600, you wrote: > >> Andy Colson wrote: >> >>> Helen Borrie wrote: >>> >>>> I hope some of the international language test group coordinators >>>> are watching this and can update their links to the Alpha release >>>> notes. >>>> The link is now >>>> >>>> http://firebird.sourceforge.net/downloads/prerelease/Firebird_v2Alpha01.ReleaseNotes_0200_02.zip >>>> >>>> >>>> In case anyone reading this is on the translator team for release >>>> notes, please contact me if you are ready to receive the source. >>>> >>>> regards >>>> Helen >> >> >> In Section: "ISQL improvements", >> the second bullet says: "When isql stops, it means" and just stops. >> What? What does it mean?! Dont leave me hanging like this! :-) > > > It should have been deleted. > > >> Also a question (you may want to add), I assume with the -b[ail] >> option that if there is an error the last tranaction is rolled back? >> The doc doesnt comment if this is the case or not. > > > If you understand how isql scripts work, you'll know that the default is > SET AUTO ON, which causes each statement to be executed in its own > transaction. With SET AUTO OFF, everything (tries to) happen[s] in one > transaction. So the transaction effect really depends on that setting. > > Since it's not the purpose of the release notes to teach people how to > use ancient utility programs, but to introduce new/changed features, I > think it would be inconsistent to include "how-to basics" for isql... > > Thanks for the proof-reading, though - much appreciated. > > regards, > Helen :-) yea, you can see how much I'v used isql, huh? You are correct though, when reading that doc I was only interested in the new/changed. My first message hasnt made it through yet (I wasnt subscribed to the ng yet so it's "being moderated". I'll just repost it here: Spelling error: at the top of section "Stored Procedure Language (PSQL)" we see: "EXECUTE BLOCK structure as well as in sotred procedures" sorry, have no idea what page number it is. -Andy |