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hello everybody does the API provide transactions? i did not found any transaction class. thank you |
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| Just use the SQL "begin work", "commit" and "rollback" within a Query object. |
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i did not found any transaction class. |
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christian hofmeister wrote: i did not found any transaction class. You must not have put much effort into your search. See section 3.10 in the tutorial section of the user manual: http://tangentsoft.net/mysqlpp/doc/u.../tutorial.html |
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You must not have put much effort into your search. See section 3.10 in the tutorial section of the user manual: http://tangentsoft.net/mysqlpp/doc/u.../tutorial.html |
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Warren Young wrote: christian hofmeister wrote: i did not found any transaction class. You must not have put much effort into your search. See section 3.10 in the tutorial section of the user manual: http://tangentsoft.net/mysqlpp/doc/u.../tutorial.html Grr....I see that I had an old version of the user manual up on the web site. Also, that URL is wrong: http://tangentsoft.net/mysql++/doc/u.../tutorial.html You are right, i am sorry. Thank you for the link. That is exactly what I was looking for. I promise to use the search functions next time. |
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