* Nitin
> mysql doesn't support anything called rollback upto 4.0
This is not correct.
The concept of "rollback" is related to transactional table types, and both
InnoDB and BDB are available in the 3.23 version of mysql.
The first mention of "rollback" I could find in the manual was 3.23.17:
<URL: http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/News-3.23.17.html >
Anyway, if it's called "rollback" or not, a database server will try to keep
it's data consistent.
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Roger
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| • Re: assorted: foreign keys, mult databases, and crashes | Roger Baklund | 15 Oct |
| • Re: assorted: foreign keys, mult databases, and crashes | Nitin | 15 Oct |
| • Re: assorted: foreign keys, mult databases, and crashes | Roger Baklund | 15 Oct |