Nevin Pratt <nevin at smalltalkpro.com> said:
>But apparantly I've either misunderstood, or else been misinformed, or 
>else things have simply changed since then.
>
Probably all three. The story is, anyway, that if you create a database to use
a certain table storage type (not the default), then MySQL supports
transactions. 

For storage behind O/R, MySQL probably is the best choice. PostgreSQL, because
of its support for ORDBMS thingies, is of course more interesting but I
haven't been able to come up with a good mapping between an OO environment and
an ORDBMS (I think it's even harder than O/R mapping :-)). 


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