OK, just to answer my own question, it's not really a solution, but you should be able 
to work around this by putting the whole transaction into a stored procedure on your 
SQL Server and calling that from Tango.

Ed

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From: "Ed Edgar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: 2002?9?12? 18:52
Subject: Re: Witango-Talk: Transaction riddle...


Hi Dan.

I share your pain...

I had exactly the same thing happen on our Win2k / MSSQL PVSW Tango 2000 setup.

It looked like the problem was triggered by an error a statement inside the 
transaction block. 
I fixed the error, and it appeared to work, but I decided to play it save and remove 
the transaction. 

Horrible thing to do in a production environment, I know, but for the moment I'm stuck 
with it...

Anyone got an actual solution?

Ed Edgar
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Dan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: 2002?9?12? 18:25
Subject: Witango-Talk: Transaction riddle...


| This problem drives me crazy...
| 
| It took my college and I ages to figure what happening:
| 
| After developing a witango application on a developing machine on which
| everything works fine, we moved the whole thing to our server - Win 2000 /
| MS SQL. We're using the developing version on the first (developing)
| machine, the Witago server on the other.
| All seems to work but on every action than uses Begin Transaction ... End
| Transaction Witago Service crashes. The logs shows that the service
| unexpectedly terminated. The service is being restarted, but database
| connectivity doesn't work anymore... until the service is manually stopped
| and restarted again. When removing the transaction code things work as
| expected. Of course, leaving the transaction out in a production environment
| is unacceptable.  Anyone with similar experience or maybe even a solution?
| 
| Dan
| 
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