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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 11, 2011
Filed:
Feb. 27, 2008
Ricardo N. Olivieri, Austin, TX (US);
Mark B. Whelan, Austin, TX (US);
Ricardo N. Olivieri, Austin, TX (US);
Mark B. Whelan, Austin, TX (US);
International Business Machines Corporation, Armonk, NY (US);
Abstract
A method for generating a transaction-bound sequence of records in a database table is disclosed. In response to a transaction attempting to insert a record to a database table within a relational database, an identification (ID) of the transaction and the name of the associated database table are initially obtained. A determination is then made whether or not the obtained transaction ID and the associated database table name are found in the transaction-bound tracking table. If they are not found in the transaction-bound tracking table, a new entry is generated in the transaction-bound tracking table for the obtained transaction ID and database table name, and a value in a last_order_number column associated with the entry is set to 1; otherwise, a value in the last_order_number column associated with the entry is incremented by 1. The value in the last_order_number column associated with the entry is subsequently copied to the corresponding order tracking field associated with the record entry in the database table.
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