Rick Schummer wrote: > No, TABLEREVERT() works with any of the buffering schemes except for no > buffering. The difference > between row and table is table does not have any implicit updates happening > behind your back. Table > buffering also means you can have multiple records with uncommitted changes, > which may or may not > work for your user requirements. > > > And as Rick mentioned in an earlier post, most devs will always use table buffering instead of row buffering....choose table buffering...you're less likely to get "bit."
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