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 Controls constraint checking for constraints that are evaluated
 at commit time.  (This statement has no effect on constraints
 that are evaluated at verb time.) A major use of the SET ALL
 CONSTRAINTS statement is to permit evaluation of these
 constraints at intervals before the transaction is committed.

 The default setting for the SET ALL CONSTRAINTS statement is OFF
 (that is, constraint evaluation is deferred until commit time)
 -- unless you have specified otherwise with the
 /SQLOPTIONS=(CONSTRAINTS=ON) qualifier on the SQL precompiler
 command line, or with the /CONSTRAINTS=ON qualifier on the SQL
 module language command line.

 Setting constraints ON causes all the affected constraints to be
 evaluated when the SET ALL CONSTRAINTS ON statement executes and
 causes any constraints selected for deferred evaluation by the
 execution of an SQL statement to be evaluated at the end of the
 SQL statement (until you SET ALL CONSTRAINTS OFF or until the
 transaction completes with a commit or rollback operation).  You
 can use the IMMEDIATE keyword instead of ON.

 Setting constraints OFF causes constraint evaluation to be
 deferred until commit time.  This is the initial and default
 setting for the SET ALL CONSTRAINTS statement.  You can use the
 DEFERRED keyword instead of OFF.

 If a transaction has been declared but is not active when the
 SET ALL CONSTRAINTS statement is executed, SQL starts the
 declared transaction.