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Posted by ljb on 01/26/07 02:15
none@ofyourbusiness.com wrote:
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> "ljb" <lbayuk@pobox.com.no.spam.> wrote in message
> news:ORUth.18552$X72.5278@newsread3.news.pas.earthlink.net...
>> none@ofyourbusiness.com wrote:
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>> Perhaps: script abort caused uncommitted database actions to be rolled
>> back?
>> Depends on which database (you didn't say) and if it was auto-committing
>> or
>> not, but it is possible.
>>
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> It's a MySQL database. The rest of the page seemed to load up fine, even if
> the realplayer embed didn't quite work properly.
>
> When does a database action become committed?
If a database is doing "auto-commit", then each SQL statement is committed
as soon as it completes. If not in auto-commit mode, it takes an explicit
SQL "COMMIT" to actually apply the changes. With some databases, if the
connection is closed inside a transaction without a COMMIT, it acts like
you did ROLLBACK and undoes the changes. But it doesn't sound like this
will help. Also I don't know much about MySQL specifically.
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