(B)0[m[4mFOR[m qqqqqqqqqwqq>qqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqwqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqk
mqq> handle-options qqqj x
x
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x
mqqq> rse qqwq>qqqqqqqqqqqwqqqwqq> statement qqwqq> [4mEND_FOR[m
mq>on-error qqj mqq<qqqqqqqqqqqqqqqj
(B)0[mhandle-options =
q> ( qwqqqqqq> [4mREQUEST_HANDLE[m qqqqq> var qqqqqqqqwq> ) q>
tqqqqqq> [4mTRANSACTION_HANDLE[m qqq> var qqqqqqqqu
mqqqqqq> [4mREQUEST_HANDLE[m q> var q> , qqqqqqqk x
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mqqqq> [4mTRANSACTION_HANDLE[m q> var qqqqqqqqqqqj
1 – Format arguments
rse A record selection expression. A phrase
that defines specific conditions that
individual records must meet before
Oracle Rdb includes them in a record stream.
on-error The ON ERROR clause. Specifies host
language statement(s) to be performed
if an error occurs during the FOR loop.
For more information see the entry on ON
ERROR.
statement Any valid RDML or host language statement
to be executed within the FOR loop. Use
a semicolon (;) at the end of each RDML,
Pascal, or C statement.
handle-options A request handle, a transaction handle, or
both.
REQUEST_HANDLE var The REQUEST_HANDLE keyword followed by a
host language variable. A request handle
identifies a compiled Oracle Rdb request.
If you do not supply a request handle
explicitly, RDML associates a unique
request handle for the compiled request.
TRANSACTION_HANDLE The TRANSACTION_HANDLE keyword followed by
var a host language variable. A transaction
handle identifies a transaction. If
you do not supply a transaction handle
explicitly, RDML uses the default
transaction handle.