Hi!
Thanks a lot for your answer. I have decided to implement the
transactionality in the code as suggested. It seems a better way of doing
it.
Monica
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> George Sexton wrote:
>> I thought transactions were one of those features MySQL decided tha
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George Sexton wrote:
> I thought transactions were one of those features MySQL decided that
> real developers didn't need. Are you really certain mySQL Supports
> transactions in the relatively low version you are using?
I assume the poster meant MySQ
il goes or fails. What if it wedges for 60 seconds
doing a DNS lookup?
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Subject: Database Rollback doesn't work
Hi!
I have a simple webapp that allows us
Hi!
I have a simple webapp that allows users to register. The user is inserted
in the DB and a confirmation mail is sent to the user.
If the mail fails I'd like the DB to rollback the transaction, but it
doesn't do it. The new user entry is kept in the DB.
I'm using Tomcat 4.1 and mySQL 2.3.2.
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