>
> Wait a second. If your database does not support transactions can we have
> the beginTransaction() code either throw an exception (preferred I think) or
> simply return a normal connection?
AFAIK MySql does throw an exception if you try to start a transaction. The exception
is
thrown when connection.setAutocommit (false) is called. I don't know any other
databases
that does not support transactions.... I suppose it is the responsibility of the JDBC
driver to check this.
> The reason I state this is imagine you have a general use application that
> could run on multiple databases. If you are expecting transactions to work,
> then obviously it won't run on all databases and should probably throw a
> nice error if you attempt to use it on a database that doesn't support
> transactions.
>
~ Leon
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