Every page has it's own transaction context as you know.
So in the instances where I need to commit here or rollback there.. I use
ibase_commit(); and ibase_rollback();
If I need to use an explicit transaction, then I need to start one and use
it's handle. (very rare)

Bottom line - I'm married to FB. I don't use the abstractoin layer so I can
switch between DBs I use ezSQL because it's got a great results class and
table view which is highly configurable.

Alan
-----Original Message-----
From: Didier Gasser-Morlay [mailto:Didiergm@...]
Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 5:46 AM
To: firebird-php@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [firebird-php] re abstraction layer


Alan

you mention you use eZSQL. I currently use ADODB, happily I must say, but
I
agree it is bulky (as far as deployment is concerned, speed wise it is
very
good) and I am always on the lookout for other options, just in case.

I asked a question a good while back on the eZSQL mailing list but never
had
any answer: how do you handle transaction with eZSQL ? I could not find
any
functions to do that and did not wanted to resort to direct access to the
IB_*
or FB_* calls

if you could spare a minute to answer, I'd appreciate

thanks in advance
Didier

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