Ingres 11.0 | Interrupt and Timeout Handling in Transactions

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Interrupt and Timeout Handling in Transactions

Any user action which aborts an EQUEL program also causes the DBMS Server to abort any transaction in progress. Termination of EQUEL programs in this manner is strongly discouraged.

If an application times out while waiting for a lock, the DBMS Server displays an error message and aborts any statement in progress. A timeout error during an MQT does not abort the transaction. For details about timeout, see Set Lockmode Option on page 81.

Last modified date: 01/30/2023