Any time a segment request is active, the CLIv2 Abort function may be used to abort processing. Any time a segment request is not active and before sending the last segment, processing may be canceled by setting the appropriate Segment-data option and initiating another request (the Request-pointer and Request-length are ignored). The response from such a cancellation will be a Failure parcel.
After the first segment has been successful, segmenting is active even after CLIv2 return codes or Error parcels, so segmenting must either be completed normally, canceled, receive a Failure parcel, or the session logged off. If the database restarts, any segments that were received are discarded and the next segment sent will receive a Failure response.
Advanced Applications
Advanced applications can build the request buffers to send a procedure to the database. If it becomes necessary to cancel the sending of a procedure, then a Cancel parcel (flavor 7) may be included after a Multi-TSR parcel that sets the flag indicating that this is the last segment.
Using the Procedure
To invoke a previously compiled and saved procedure, an SQL CALL statement is sent to the database.