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Difference between Teradata and Ansi Commit

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naonedboy

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Can you explain the force and weakness of the Teradata commit or Ansi Commit ?
We have migrated from DB2 to Teradata and we don't know if we have to change our strategy of commit/rollback use with an ETL.
 
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If your system runs in ANSI mode it should be quite similar to DB2. Check the manuals, especially the ANSI session stuff in:

SQL Reference, Statement and Transaction Processin
Chapter 7: Locking and Transaction Processing

If your system runs in Teradata mode, then it's totally different...

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