Operation Types for the Operation Field of the Transaction Log List

The following table describes operation types for the Operation Field of the Transaction Log list.

Operation Type Description

A

Execute a Data Definition Language (DDL) statement for a database schema update.

B

Delete a dock object instance. A data merge deletes all member table rows only for a server to client operation.

C

Delete a record as a result of deleting a dock object instance for a server to client operation only.

D

Delete a single row.

E

Delete multiple rows.

F

Delete cascading rows.

G

Merge multiple rows.

H

Insert a record as a result of downloading a dock object instance only for a server to client operation.

I

Insert a single row.

J

Contain transactions in an external file.

K

Execute a marker transaction to indicate the start of a client-side transaction.

L

Update the record of a child table that might cause conflict.

M

Execute a marker transaction to stop processing a user, and then continue.

N

Remove any orphan child records that exist in the Siebel database that resulted from a remote client-side merge or cascade delete transaction that was performed on the client database using the W operation.

O

Update conflict ID.

P

Execute a simple Data Manipulation Language (DML) statement that uses pass through.

Q

Delete records of a child table that match the foreign key value. This operation is a compensation operation that Siebel Remote performs as the result of a client-side merge or cascade delete transaction that the W operation performed on the client database. This compensation operation cleans up any orphan child records that exist in the Siebel Server as a result of such a transaction in the remote client.

R

Update the foreign key column of child table records.

S

Shadow operation.

T

Delete records of a child table that might cause conflict.

U

Update a single row.

V

Update multiple rows.

W

Compacted operation of a cascade or client-side merge transaction.

X

Insert set-based rows.

Y

Update set-based rows.

Z

Delete set-based rows.