Hi all,
Here's one of those damned annoying "what if" questions for everyone.
If I have a transaction that performs INSERTs or UPDATEs on a bunch of
tables, some InnoDB and some MyISAM, and after performing a bunch of
modifications on each I issue a ROLLBACK, does the fact that a MyISAM
table is involved in the process cause any problems with the ROLLBACK at
all?
Any definitive answer either way would be appreciated, as I have just
inheritted the codebase from hell to either maintain or redo parts of
(redo would be appreciated, so all bagging of the above approach is
invited!)
Regards,
Chris
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