Ryan Worley writes:
> >From this feature list, it sounds like you are creating methods
> (multi-deletes, updates from joins) that will take the place of
> transactions. Is this the direction that MySQL is heading? Do you believe
> that these methods will be preferred over traditional rollback/commit
> transactions with BDB or Gemini?
>
>
These are not related issues at all. They are completely independent.
And the above operations, as well as other, are not related to table
types, transactions and similar.
Regards,
Sinisa
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