Another thing to keep in mind too is if you are using prepared statements
is to synchronize them. A good explanation of this is on page 260 of Jason
Hunter's book where it explains to synchronize your code that uses shared
objects. It works for me.
Tom Kochanowicz
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It depends on your driver. Shouldn't be any problem with the proper driver.
But keep in mind COMMIT and ROLLBACK. They are both belongs
to connection.
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