hmm, I guess that would work. There is no way to have mySQL check for
integrity for me is there? I read in a SQL book a while ago about
wrapping multiple inserts in a select statement, that way if any part of
the statement failed the whole thing would be rolled back. From my
research
hmm, I guess that would work. There is no way to have mySQL check for
integrity for me is there? I read in a SQL book a while ago about
wrapping multiple inserts in a select statement, that way if any part of
the statement failed the whole thing would be rolled back. From my
research
10 Seconds searching in the MySQL Manual:
http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/ANSI_diff_Transactions.html
You have to use InnoDB tables, but this will work.
On Thu, 2002-11-14 at 11:26, Anthony wrote:
hmm, I guess that would work. There is no way to have mySQL check for
integrity for me is there?
Try this:
$stack is an array of hashes:
$stack[0] = array(0=tablename, 1=insertid());
For each insert you do, push an anonymous array on $stack which includes
the tablename and insertid of the insert.
Then as you continue your inserts, if any of them fail, call a function
which takes that
