>Dragan,
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>Using SQL 2005 Express I've found that SqlCommit() doesn't decrease the @@trancount on SQL side, it stays 1 forever, which leaves me unsure of its success. So I gave it up and went to sqlexec(h, "commit transaction").
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>Am I right in saying that SQLCOMMIT() is a "generic way" of sending the COMMIT command? If one uses SPT, "COMMIT"ing may have different syntaxes with different backend databases - (like in MySQL the command is just COMMIT)?

I'd guess that, since all fox's sql functions communicate with the ODBC driver, that it just tells the driver to send an appropriate command... As with any intermediary, you can't always be sure that it will do everything. You can check what it does if you have some trace utility or extensive logging on the server side. Haven't tried that on MySql yet, nor did I try the profiler on SQL. Busy with other stuff and setting up a test would require going to another machine and too much time.