Hi James,

I've just checked and the DB has been create with MyISAM. Am I in trouble?

Out of interest: I've just been reading the CF livedocs and it says;
"serializable: places an exclusive lock on every data table in use for the 
duration of the transaction. Causes access to the database to be 
single-threaded and is therefore not recommended for normal database access."
So would you still say that SERIALIZABLE is the way to go?

I've been trying to encourage the guys to upgrade to SQLsever this will be a 
good argument!!! By the way: if we did upgrade to SQLserver would I still need 
to use SERIALIZABLE?

Cheers
Matthew

>If this DB defaults to read-committed, that's not always going to
>yield consistent results. Serializable is the only way to be sure.
>
>Of course, with MySQL, this all only applies if the table type is
>InnoDB, since MyISAM doesn't support transactions at all.
>
>On 3/30/07, Ken Wexel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>

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