Interrupt Query

At 1:18 PM -0300 6/4/99, Maria Victoria Normand wrote:

>Hi all,
>     just one question:  in what case appear the "interrupt query" in a
>printquery log?
>There is the last lines of a iiprtqry.log generated for a process.
>The process is aborted without reasons... It wasn't interrupted with any
>ctrl+c and there isn't deadlock and logfile full, no error in the ingres
>log ...
>
>What it would mean a "interrupt query"??

"Interrupt query" means "If the query is going to return more rows, throw them
away and end the query, I don't want any more rows."  You typically see
Interrupt Query when you do a singleton select without the form name in the
character 4GL.  No doubt there are various other situations where you get
Interrupt Query.  One of them may possibly be some sort of program abort.
Without more info it's difficult to tell whether it's relevant in your
situation or not.

Karl R. Schendel, Jr.
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