Yep, that's exactly what Torque does--Torque transactions just wrap JDBC. The Java Transactions API lets you do more complex things like have a distributed transaction with two systems (e.g., Oracle and a legacy ERP system), and Torque doesn't support that.
> Hi Bill, > > thanks for answering. Please foregive my ignorance, but what is what is > a single-level transaction, or better what is a multi-level transaction? > > I'm no DB expert and all I had to do with transactions is what JDBC/ODBC > offers, which is IIRC a 'start transaction', 'commit' and 'abort' > command. Does multi level mean one can nest transaction calls? -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
