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ie:<br />
autocommit value controls if commit is automatically done after each statements or not...<br />
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CHeers
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ie:
autocommit value controls if commit is automatically done after each statements or not...

CHeers

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Hi giano01,<br />
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Hi giano01,
It appears that you have forgotten this question. I will ask Community Support to close it unless you finalize it within 7 days. I will ask a Community Support Moderator to:

    Accept angelIII's comment(s) as an answer.

giano01, if you think your question was not answered at all or if you need help, just post a new comment here; Community Support will help you.  DO NOT accept THIS comment as an answer.
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DanRollins -- EE database cleanup volunteer

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Hi<br />
I'm using a odbc connection versus a mysql database.<br />
Can i use instructions like myConnection.beginTrans/<br />
commitTrans/rollback ?. I found something about :<br />
&quot;&nbsp;MySQL* doesn't support `COMMIT'-`ROLLBACK.' &quot;.<br />
It is true ?<br />
Could you help me?<br />
Thanks <br />
Giano
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Hi
I'm using a odbc connection versus a mysql database.
Can i use instructions like myConnection.beginTrans/
commitTrans/rollback ?. I found something about :
" MySQL* doesn't support `COMMIT'-`ROLLBACK.' ".
It is true ?
Could you help me?
Thanks 
Giano

odbc connection versus a mysql database

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