Re: Transaction Problem, part two..


Because this is a procedure that is called from a master procedure that does
something like this:

try
MyAdo.begintrans;
UpdateOrdersShipDate(thisorder, ThisSubOrder, Now);
AnotherRoutine;
AndAThird;
MyAdo.CommitTrans;
except
MyAdo.RollbackTrans;
end;

Maybe I didn't understand this, but if I don't re-raise the exception in the
UpdateOrdersShipDate procedure, wouldn't it not be caught in the Except from
this master procedure?

Your RASIED exception should trigger a Rollback here at which point any error
message will be suppressed by this Try block
--
Brian Bushay (TeamB)
Bbushay@xxxxxxxxx
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