Keep-response is a one-byte field that specifies whether the database is to keep the spool file after it sends the last parcel of the Teradata SQL response to the client.
Within an External Stored Procedure, a request initiated with the DBCAREA Return-result-to option, a Keep-response setting of 'N' is not permitted. A setting of 'Y' indicates that the results are non-scrollable so are positioned to the next unfetched row, with fetched rows not propagated; while a setting of 'P' indicates that results are scrollable so the propagated results are positioned to the last row fetched, with earlier fetched rows also propagated.
If the procedure used a multi-statement request (multiple SQL statements separated by semicolons) to return results, the response to each of these requests is reflected. If the procedure positioned to other than the first of these responses, the earlier ones are positioned beyond the end of their rows. While scrollable results may be repositioned to these earlier statement rows, non-scrollable results cannot.
In this language... | The variable name for Keep-response is... |
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COBOL | DBCAREA-KEEP-RESP |
PL/I | KEEP_RESP |
C, C++ | keep_resp |
IBM Assembler | DBOKRSP |
This routine... | Does this for Keep-response... |
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DBCHINI | writes |
DBCHCL | reads (CON; RSUP; IRQ; IWPF; CMD) |
Keep-response is used by... | To... |
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applications | write. |