New behavior for RPC and CIS transactions

Prior to Adaptive Server version 12.0, transactions that updated data via RPCs and CIS could not roll back the work of the remote server, nor could those transactions be assured that the remote work actually committed. Adaptive Server provides new transaction coordination services to assure that RPCs and CIS updates commit or roll back their work with the initiating transaction. See “Using Adaptive Server coordination services” for more details.

If you have applications that rely on the earlier behavior of RPCs and CIS updates, you can disable transaction coordination services. See “enable xact coordination parameter” for information.