Depends. Most DBMS'es will not allow you to roll back table manipulation
commands.
CFTransaction is typically used to ensure that a given set of individual
updates leave the database in the state where either (all updates happened)
or (none of the updates happened), and is not one of the top 10 most-used
tags.
Daryl
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Subject: [KCFusion] While were on the subject
> Has anyone used CFTRANSACTION? is that goofy example in the doc's correct?
I
> am trying to create alter and or delete database tables on the fly based
on
> the needs of my current application, I know this sounds wacky but trust me
> there is a method to the madness.
> I am wondering if cftransaction will manage those types of queries.
Anybody
> know?
>
> Bryan LaPlante
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