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Mar 15th, 2004 11:26
Matt Chatterley, vin ven,
Difficult to answer, since it's unclear how you are accessing the database!
Issuing the SQL 'ROLLBACK' statement will cause MySQL to roll-back a
currently open transaction (e.g from PHP, mysql_query("ROLLBACK",
$database_connection)).
If a connection is terminated leaving a transaction open, that
transaction will be rolled back automatically.