Getting Started with IBM Data Studio for DB2

On Success On Error Result
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script
Commit on completion of
script
Roll Back on completion
of script
Roll Back on completion
of script
Stop and Roll
Back
Continue
Stop and Roll
Back
successful, all statements are committed to
the specified database.
If an error occurs, the script will stop
running, and any statements that were
successfully run are committed to the
specified database.
If all of the statements in the script are
successful, all statements are committed to
the specified database.
If an error occurs, the script will stop
running, and all successful statements are
rolled back.
If all of the statements in the script are
successful, all statements will be rolled
back.
If an error occurs, the next statement in the
script will run, and any successful
statements are rolled back.
If all of the statements in the script are
successful, all statements will be rolled
back.
If an error occurs, the script will stop
running, and all successful statements are
rolled back.
Table 5.1 – Choosing success and error behavior in JDBC
5.5.2 Command line processor result preferences
Table 5.2 describes the behavior when statements are run successfully or encounter errors
in the command line processor.
On Success On Error Result
Commit after each
statement
Commit after each
statement
Continue
Stop
If a statement is successful, it is committed
to the specified database.
If an error occurs, the next statement will
run.
If a statement is successful, it is committed
to the specified database.
If an error occurs, the script stops running.