JDBC receiver - INSERT issue

Hi all.
Let's assume I have a document with a number of INSERT statements :
- <p2:XXX xmlns:p2="http://abc.com">
- <UPDATE_INSERT>
- <IN_MAT action="INSERT">
<table>MY_TAB</table>
- <access>
<MANDT>030</MANDT>
<WERK>LW01</WERK>
<MATNR>PFS</MATNR>
<INTIME>04.07.2005</INTIME>
<MATTYP>0012</MATTYP>
<MATXT>PFS</MATXT>
<GMIEN>PJM</GMIEN>
<RATIO>0000000001.000</RATIO>
</access>
</IN_MAT>
</UPDATE_INSERT>
- <UPDATE_INSERT>
- <IN_MAT action="INSERT">
<table>MY_TAB</table>
- <access>
<MANDT>030</MANDT>
<WERK>LG01</WERK>
<MATNR>HPL</MATNR>
<INTIME>16.06.2005</INTIME>
<MATTYP>0013</MATTYP>
<MATXT>HPL</MATXT>
<GMIEN>ARK</GMIEN>
<RATIO>0000000005.330</RATIO>
</access>
</IN_MAT>
</UPDATE_INSERT>
Is there any way to process them in separate way. I mean
that in case of failure (for any reason) in one INSERT
rest of them wasn't rolled back??
I guess, that usually a whole XML message is rolled back.
Am I right?
Regards,
Grzegorz.

Just a wild option...:) ..
i think it will work...but it may not be a very pretty one...Just thinking along the lines of having a commit after every statement...Your message would be something like this...
- <p2:XXX xmlns:p2="http://abc.com">
- <UPDATE_INSERT>
- <IN_MAT action="INSERT">
<table>MY_TAB</table>
- <access>
<MANDT>030</MANDT>
<WERK>LW01</WERK>
<MATNR>PFS</MATNR>
<INTIME>04.07.2005</INTIME>
<MATTYP>0012</MATTYP>
<MATXT>PFS</MATXT>
<GMIEN>PJM</GMIEN>
<RATIO>0000000001.000</RATIO>
</access>
</IN_MAT>
</UPDATE_INSERT>
<Commit_STAT>
<docommit action="SQL_DML">
<access>COMMIT WORK</access>
</docommit>
</Commit_STAT>
- <UPDATE_INSERT>
- <IN_MAT action="INSERT">
<table>MY_TAB</table>
- <access>
<MANDT>030</MANDT>
<WERK>LG01</WERK>
<MATNR>HPL</MATNR>
<INTIME>16.06.2005</INTIME>
<MATTYP>0013</MATTYP>
<MATXT>HPL</MATXT>
<GMIEN>ARK</GMIEN>
<RATIO>0000000005.330</RATIO>
</access>
</IN_MAT>
</UPDATE_INSERT>
<Commit_STAT>
<docommit action="SQL_DML">
<access>COMMIT WORK</access>
</docommit>
</Commit_STAT>
Thanks & Regards,
Renjith

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