>>In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Bruce Momjian
><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> Could someone enlighten me here? He seemed absolutely positive that
>> a disconnect is as good as a commit and always has been.
> Disconnect should abort the transaction. It does in PostgreSQL, and I
> _hope_ every other database.
Thanks for all the replies, and saving my sanity. The heavy lifter
confirms what some supposed, that he is only talking about the console
/ GUI front end. He was guessing about programming based on that.
I tried psql, and it does NOT default to confirm, which is fine with
me. I personally would find it confusing to have the front end
default to confirm on exit. I'd rather have it behave the same as a
program.
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