Hi, here's my problem: I've got a cgi script that must update a database thru different user interactions, that means it start updating the database at the first user 'OK' click, and continue for other two 'OK's. During these steps, the cgi script is reloaded, thus the dbh is not the same among the calls. If I need to make a transaction around the different updates, thus they become a single one, how can I do? Does it suffice to use the commit/rollback methods at the last step (I mean, does the database recognize a single transaction at time?) or should I use something else? I cannot understand from the DBI documentation. I'm using postgresql 7.3.
Thanks, Luca -- Luca Ferrari, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
