Barney Boisvert wrote: >> What the database does with it is >> something entirely different, and MySQL is the usual suspect if >> something blows up, not Access. > > What do you mean, Jochem? Aside from some quirks with temporary > tables and ALTER TABLE statements in 4.0, I've not run into issues > with MySQL's transaction capabilities. I've only ever used InnoDB > tables, however, so perhaps you refer to the BDB handler?
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