Sudhir wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am a Sudhir, working as a Software Consultant in Unidux Technologies,
> Singapore. My job here is to suggest Technology. Now we are planning to
> purchase license for the application server JRun. Currently we are
> developing a procurement engine in Java, using MySql as the data base
> server. As per my database administrator, MySql don't have rolling back
> procedure for a transaction which is not to be committed. With Oracle or
> MSSqlServer I can commit or rollback a transaction. I mean I can control
> the transaction whether it has to be committed or rolled back. Is it true
> that MySql don't have rollback. We are planning to develop the engine using
> EJB and JTA. If MySql does not have this rolling back, I fear we can not
> use JTA with MySql as back end. So please inform me whether I can suggest
> MySql or not for developing the engine using EJB with JTA to my
> organization.
>
RTFM
specifically DBD, Inobase, and Gemini.
It amazes me that people withh start / think about product developement,
without reading the (in this case excellent) manual.
Greg
> Thanks & Best Regards,
>
> Venkata Sudhir Kurapati
> Software Consultant
> 64A, Horne Road,
> Singapore - 209072
> DID : +65 - 3914521
> Fax : +65 - 2962651
>
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