Can anyone give a good reference to material that explains what the heck this committing to levels business is all about? My head spins whenever I read posts like these. A high level introduction will do for now (as I suspect it is complex enough that if you hit me with the full load all at once I'd run away screaming ;-).
bc On 9/6/07, Glenn Knickerbocker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > James Johnson wrote: > > The CallPipe can commit to whatever it wants. The userstage is suspended > > waiting for the CallPipe to complete. > > Aha, looks like the official documentation is misleading here. > The author's help (PIPE AHELP CALLPIPE) says: > > > The stage that issues CALLPIPE > > commits to the highest commit level of the subroutine pipeline while it > waits > > for it to complete. > > So once the subroutine pipeline commits to 0, the issuing stage also > commits to 0, and the calling pipeline can run. > > ¬R >
