>You need to enclose all of the transactions between a begin and end transaction structure. If
>no errors occur, you'll issue the END TRANSACTION, otherwise, you'll issue the ROLLBACK.
>
>However, your tables MUST be included in a DBC, and I imagine they'll need to be buffered. The
>reason I sound a little vague on the buffering is that I only use buffered sql views myself. I
>don't do any direct writing to tables.

Yes, you must use buffered tables for this. However, the data changes don't need to be wrapped in the BEGIN/END TRANSACTION: only the actual TableUpdate() calls. Here's some pseudocode:

USE myTable
CURSORSETPROP("Buffering", 5)
REPLACE myField WITH myValue
BEGIN TRANSACTION
IF TABLEUPDATE()
   END TRANSACTION
ELSE
   ROLLBACK
   TABLEREVERT()
ENDIF