Kimberly Israel wrote
> Thanks for your advice everyone - I'm getting ready to try it again and
> keep detailed track of the steps, but I noticed under Options->Query
> tool->Query editor that "Enable Auto ROLLBACK" is checked by default. Is
> this the opposite of auto-commit? Would unchecking it then put me into
> auto-commit?
Please follow list-norms (and others behavior) and bottom-post.
"Enable Auto ROLLBACK" only makes sense if you are in transaction (not
auto-commit) mode. It makes it so that "transaction is aborted...." message
does not appear since as soon as you have an error the software issues a
ROLLBACK for you.
Still, unless you are constantly re-creating the tables in question whenever
you cause an error those tables should have been committed at some point.
I also do not know if that option is independent of the option to use
auto-commit...
David J.
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