On 1/22/2018 2:27 AM, Rob van der Heij wrote: > As you conclude from the picture, the default for the SQL stage is > as if the COMMIT option were specified. This is indicated by putting > above the main track. I believe for consistency there should also > have been a straight line under the COMMIT to show the case when you > don't specify any of these options.
I'm guessing that a VERY old version might have had the SELECT/INSERT/EXECUTE statement crammed into that same group and actually required a choice there, and then this mistake was made when the two groups were pulled apart. Probably NO|COMMIT and NO|INDICATORS should be separated out into their own groups with defaults indicated, and a note added saying the options may be specified in any order. >> CASE 2: Some diagrams include a character in the repeat arrow e.g. >> <————,————————+ This is not explained in the HOW TO. Note that the railroad track notation is documented in SYNTAX HELPHELP nowadays, and this is correctly documented there. (PIPE HELP SYNTAX predates that by a decade or two.) ¬R
