i'm considering a situation where i need to update a group of tables with
data. i'd like to be able to either add all the data to all the tables, or
to add none, and report an error.

mysql/google indicates that this is possible if i use a table type=bdb...

i'm trying to understand what i get/lose by using "bdb" over "myisam"...

basically, i get the information for the tables, and i begin to insert the
values. however, up to now, i hadn't really considered what i'd do if i had
an issue during the inserts.. it appears that using the transactional
properties of the "bdb" with the ability to commit/execute/rollback/etc...
that this would solve my problems...

any thought/comments/criticism/etc...

thanks...

-bruce



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