The postgres support has transactions as somebody mentioned although theres no reason why you can't use both databases depending on your requirements, lets say if the transaction requirement is separate (eg an online shop) from a forum or generalised CMS solution
IME UKLinux.net support is very good as are their rates. They're also very security conscious.
Go for the paid account rather than free to get a lower contention ratio on the servers (the free servers have quite a lot of vhosts, although the performance is still excellent), paid accounts get higher priority support requests.
Cheers - Neil
At 13:40 14/07/2004 +0000, you wrote:
Message-ID: <20040714134032.46157.qmail@xxxxxxxxxxxx> To: php-db@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Reply-To: "Peter Westergaard" <peter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> From: "Peter Westergaard" <peter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 14 Jul 2004 09:40:28 -0400 Subject: Re: Mysql and rollbacks
> I was about to suggest the same, the latest builds of MySQL have theese > functions from what I knew... I think youll find what you need there.
Thanks, Kim.
Any stable and fairly affordable hosts out there using these latest builds? Mine is back a few, no transactional functionality that I can discern yet... but having said that, let me disclaim that I haven't finished my reading on the subject.
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