We want to migrate to MySQL, and because of its speed, we want to use MyISAM db. I plan to write code as an "alternate" transaction mechanism. But I have read that MySQL version 5 supports Stored Procedures (PL/SQL like).
In PL/SQL it is possible to use in your stored procedures transactions (at the end (eg) of a stored procedure you can do a commit and in an exception handler (eg) you can do a rollback).
My question to somebody who has tried version 5 (or the development team), is this possible in MySQL stored procedures too? So it is not nessecery for me to write much code, but just a little and in version 5 I write my transactions to stored procedures...
In anticipation much thanks!!
Kind Regards Hans van Dalen/ NL
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