In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Chris Nolan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Hi all,
I was wondering, would there be any point at all in being able to have
DDL statements as part of a transaction? There is one database I know
of that has this as a big selling point.
PostgreSQL has it, Sybase AFAIK doesn't.
Probably not of much use to you, but as a bit of additional knowledge, Gupta's SQLBase has it. It is the RDBMS I
was referring to above.
I think the implications for replicated sites and rolling out updates are pretty important.
Would any readers of the list be able to find a use for such an animal?
I find it natural. In MySQL/InnoDB you need to remember what you mustn't do within a transaction.
Regards,
Chris
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