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MySQL is as advanced as Oracle on this topic (DDL in transaction), unless Oracle has changed in the recent years.
by Foobar8568 6y ago
MySQL is as advanced as Oracle on this topic (DDL in transaction), unless Oracle has changed in the recent years.
- jeltz 6y agoWhich means equally useless. I agree with him about transactional DDL. Having worked both with it and without it I would never want to go back to MySQL.
- Foobar8568 6y agoI have never said that it was useful :o I work with SQL Server, and I have been always amazed that DDL aren't transactional in Oracle. And it's supposed to be a "serious" database. That and the empty string being equals to NULL, but I think they 180 on that point in the recent years.