>In the same time Alexander starting now to study how transactions are
>implemented on other dbs, then think for ours and then implement them.
Take a look at SQL Server. It has a nice transaction system.
Basically, all transactions are logged.
You start with a checkpoint.
From there, SQL Server logs all transactions.
You then create another checkpoint.
When you need to rollback or restore, you go to a checkpoint
and play the logs subsequent to the checkpoint.
Oracle uses a similar system.
Gunnar
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