What order are multiple statements in JDBC adapter executed in?

Hi,

As Bhavesh said i also think they are executed sequentially.

If you are inserting in a single table then You can create a single "statement" element for all those inserts. Create one "access" element for each insert within that "statement".

Then create a "satement" element for the Stored procedure.

Regards,

P.Venkat

Hi,

AFAIK, the statements will get exectuted sequentially. For every insertion you want , just create the STATEMENT level tag for the same sequentially.

Regards,

Bhavesh

Ok Guys,

So the tests were successful, I made a statement with an insert, and another with an update instead of executing the SP which would just perform the update statement.

The insert and the update were correctly executed in the same sequence as they appear in the message.

I still don't know if separate statements are in the same transactional context. Maybe more on that soon.

Sample message output from the mapper: (For this POC I included just the key field in the insert statement). The constant for comparisons is generated dynamically by the mapper.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<ns0:MT_SALES_HISTORY_INSERT xmlns:ns0="urn:com.mxx.Controlling.invoicehistory">

<INSERT>

<SALES_HISTORY_TABLE action="INSERT">

<table>F42119</table>

<access>

<SDAN8>0010000006</SDAN8>

</access>

</SALES_HISTORY_TABLE>

</INSERT>

<UPDATE>

<SALES_HISTORY_TABLE action="SQL_DML">

<access>UPDATE F42119 SET SDAN8 = (SELECT ABAN8 FROM V7JPRCOMM.F0101 WHERE ABURRF = &apos;0010000006&apos;) WHERE SDAN8 = 0010000006</access>

</SALES_HISTORY_TABLE>

</UPDATE>

</ns0:MT_SALES_HISTORY_INSERT>

Thanks all for your kind help.

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