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On Tue, Jul 21, 2009 at 5:46 PM, Walden H.
Leverich<WaldenL@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Basically you can chalk it up
to "sure, the i _can_ guarantee ACID, like any other DB, but it doesn't
_have_ to... it gives you choice."
Yeah, that's what I kept saying. But it didn't seem to removed the
shock and appalled looks.
Mainly I guess, because it didn't guarantee ACID by default with the
.NET driver. To be honest, I'd have to agree that IBM decision seems
to be a poor choice. I guess they had too many calls from people
trying to use the OBDC driver with non-journaled files. Personally,
that would have been far down my list of considerations.
Charles
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