--- Francesco Marchioni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Dear jBossusers,
> I have spent some weeks to set up an environment
> "jBoss + mysql".
> Unfortunately I have discovered (too lately) that
> mysql by default doesn't support
> transactions. So I have downloaded the lates version
> of mysql (mysql-max) with BDB transaction
> tables.
> Then I tried to use a declarative transaction but
> transactions still
> don't start....I'm desperate!! did anybody manage to
> use transaction with
> MYSQL & JBoss ? or it's totally impossible ? Maybe I
> have to use
> different table TYPE rather than Berkley-DB tables ?
> Thanks a lot for who will help...
> bye
> Francesco
>
>
If you are totally unable to get transactions running
in mySQL and if this feature is of get importance to
you, I suggest you have a look at postgresql:you can
even write 'procedures' (as functions in postgresql
using PLPGSQL).
Allan.
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