Mark;
Put everything in a CFTRANSACTION type=serializeable block. Should
one fail,
they are all rolled back.
Mike
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From: mark kecko [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, February 04, 2002 2:41 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Using CFTRY - CFCATCH to rollback database trana
Mark,
Depending on what database you're using should do
exactly what you want.
If anything in all those queries fails they all get rolled back to their
original state. A cftry/cfcatch can be added so the user doesn't get an
error screen, but as far as the
The 4.5.2 documentation has an example of what you want to do, by using cft
ransaction with cftry/catch Look at the usage example in the tag descripti
on for cftransaction.
Chris Norloff
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from: "mark kecko" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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The 4.5.2 documentation has an example of what you want to do, by using cft
ransaction with cftry/catch Look at the usage example in the tag descripti
on for cftransaction.
Chris Norloff
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from: "mark kecko" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> The 4.5.2 documentation has an example of what you want to
> do, by using cftransaction with cftry/catch Look at the usage
> example in the tag description for cftransaction.
Unfortunately, that "example" is probably the worst instance of poor coding
you're going to find within the documenta
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