Hi!
Oracle has a cool feature named "autonomous transaction". When we use this pragma in a procedure, this procedure is executed in a different transaction than the caller. This means that a commit or rollback from this procedure is not a commit or rollback for the caller.
I'm wondering if Baan/LN has a similar feature.
My problem is:
I'm creating a log table to track a dll in order to find an error that occurs sporadically.
But, when the errors occur, I can't commit the dll, but I need to commit the generated log.
Can you help me?
Thank you!
Oracle has a cool feature named "autonomous transaction". When we use this pragma in a procedure, this procedure is executed in a different transaction than the caller. This means that a commit or rollback from this procedure is not a commit or rollback for the caller.
I'm wondering if Baan/LN has a similar feature.
My problem is:
I'm creating a log table to track a dll in order to find an error that occurs sporadically.
But, when the errors occur, I can't commit the dll, but I need to commit the generated log.
Can you help me?
Thank you!