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When using the Transaction Control utility, cttrnmod, to disable transaction support on a file with extended file mode ctTRANMODE, the utility could report that after successfully disabling ctTRNLOG, the file still has ctTRNLOG set. This is expected for a file with the ctTRANMODE bit set when using a TRANPROC c-tree application.
cttrnmod has been updated to disable ctTRANMODE and ctPIMGMODE bits when it sets a file to no-transaction support. It was also modified to support explicitly enabling or disabling one of these bits (depending on the file mode that is in effect at the time).
