Hi Sean I think not.
When you look at it, the two tables could also be located in one db ad then the 
for select update loop should point to the same topic/question.

How can I do this without using a block in the update part which sets the 
transaction property correctly but runs isolated apart from the parameters and 
when I use two different statements, the rdb$set has no effect and the triggers 
fire.

So I think that IBExpert just juggles the connections and everything else is 
pure firebird.

Kind regards
Christian
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