How to use commitment control in SYNON?
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How to use commitment control in SYNON?
Commitment control can be implemented by specifying our option in function options. There are three options available viz.
1. MASTER - By choosing this option the program will run under commitment control. This program will contain appropriate commit points which will be defined in the SYNON supplied program Y2BGCTL
2. SLAVE - The program will run under commitment control. No automatic start or commit points are included. Commit points can be added using commit built-in function
3. NONE - The program does not run under commitment control. Hence, there are no commit points.
Note: Physical files running under commitment control must be journalized
1. MASTER - By choosing this option the program will run under commitment control. This program will contain appropriate commit points which will be defined in the SYNON supplied program Y2BGCTL
2. SLAVE - The program will run under commitment control. No automatic start or commit points are included. Commit points can be added using commit built-in function
3. NONE - The program does not run under commitment control. Hence, there are no commit points.
Note: Physical files running under commitment control must be journalized
Master Slave concept in SYNON 2E..
Hi. I want to know more in detail about master slave concept in commitment control?
Could you please explain with an example? Thanks in Advance..
Could you please explain with an example? Thanks in Advance..
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