Whew! How about the powers that be (starts with a V!) cleaning that up into a single post. Two quick points:

  1. "BoB" sounds like a moron and if he thinks you and him are going to develop and sell the next best thing, he's living in a fantasy world.
  2. "If I succeed in adding transactions (like he's asked) or rollbacks or other enhancements to MySQL..."
    MySQL is working on these things - the main reason they are NOT there already is the high overhead they impose. A future version of mysql will have transactions, as a compile time option, IIRC.

Might reply more later, but if not, I'm sure this will generate a few responses :)

In reply to Re: Perl Werk Question. Please Help. Part 0. by turnstep
in thread Perl Werk Question. Please Help. Part 0. by PipTigger

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