> >As you probably know, DBX should take care of everything. It doesn't
> >even have a Transaction component like IBX.
>
> Oh, but it does. It doesn't have a *separate* transaction component. It has a transaction wrapper embedded in TSQLConnection. The TSQLConnection methods BeginTransaction, Commit and Rollback operate on that transaction (not on the connection); and you test the state of that transaction using the InTransaction property.
>
> No more Delphi lessons. This isn't a Delphi forum. Read the help for DBX.

OK, thanks for helping. BTW, I didn't ask for Delphi lessons. I didn't
even say I was using Delphi before you ask. :)

I'm pretty familiar with DBX after using it for years. What is new for
me is that I should include code to control transactions where it
should handle for me. But enough about Delphi, if I need help on this
I'll ask in a Borland forum. Thanks again.

Erick