On Thu, Dec 23, 1999 at 03:51:28PM -0500, Robert Rothe wrote:
> When writing apps using 'c' and the preprocessor, I always get a
> "NOTICE: BeginTransactionBlock not in default state" with my first BEGIN
If you want to expclicitely call BEGIN you either have to call ecpg with
option '-t' to change the default value or issue a EXEC SQL SET AUTOCOMMIT ON
in your program.
> statement. I've tried placing a COMMIT and END at the beginning of the
> app, but then I just get a NOTICE on the commit and another one on the
> BEGIN.
The default of ecpg is that it creates a transaction for all your action
automatically and you just issue COMMITs. After a COMMIT ecpg issues a BEGIN
all by himself. With SUTOCOMMIT set to ON ecpg uses the same logic as psql
for instance, namely that each statement is a transaction of its own unless
you issue a BEGIN.
Michael
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