1 - How Can I "Put many inserts into one transactions." (ODBC) ?

2 - Can I Turn Off AutoCommit using ODBC ?

Tanks,
Jo�o

"Klaus Zimmermann KLZI" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escreveu na
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> Usage of LOGVOLUME:
>
> select * from show_stat_log
>
> 'LOG PAGES';'      580221'
> 'USED     LOG PAGES';'       34311'
> 'USED     LOG PAGES (%)';'           6'
> 'NOT SAVED LOG PAGES';'       34256'
> 'NOT SAVED LOG PAGES (%)';'           6'
> 'RESERVED REDO SIZE';'      290110'
> 'LOG SEGMENT SIZE';'           0'
> 'SAVEPOINTS';'       47704'
> 'CHECKPOINTS';'          26'
>
> Should wor with ODBC too.
>
> Regards, Klaus
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> > 2 - Can I check the log file usage with a SQL Statement (ODBC) ?
> > 3 - Can I do a Log Backup with a SQL Statement(ODBC).?
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> i think both can only be done with the dbmcli.
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> > 5 - I Need to do a lot of inserts in a migration routine and this
inserts
> > are very slow( even slower than a Informix on a stone age machine)...
Can
> I
> > Disable some feature or something else to acelerate this procedure ?
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> Put many inserts into one transactions. As Autocommit is on by default,
> every insert statement will be committed. That's why it's so slow.
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