Yes. I agree but in my case it rollbacked before I had ability to commit it. I debugged and found out that with version 0.7.0 it did it before I was able to choose
trans.begin()
Mytable.createTable()   < it rollbacked inside this call
dbv= MyTable(id=1,ColOne=2,ColTwo=3)
trans.commit()

I was using sqlite memory. But as I wrote it seems to work with 0.7.1b1, so I'm happy
Eino

Oleg Broytmann kirjoitti:
On Wed, May 24, 2006 at 09:42:07PM +0300, Eino M?kitalo wrote:
I managed to turn off autocommit but now the system is
rollbacking all my tranactions automatically starting from create table
so this can not be idea when autoCommit=False. It should not be autoRollback?

   If you do not explicitly commit - the database backend rollbacks.
Transactions must be explicitly committed.

Oleg.



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