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26.1.14.3. What Causes Transactions are not enabled Errors?

The driver returns this error when an application issues any transactional call but the underlying MySQL server either does not support transactions or they are not enabled.

To avoid this problem, you must use a server that has either or both of the InnoDB or BDB storage engines enabled, and use tables of those types. MySQL servers from version 4.0 and up support InnoDB by default. MySQL-Max servers also support BDB on platforms where BDB is available.

Also, if your server supports transactional storage engines (InnoDB and BDB) make sure the disable transactions option is not set from the DSN configuration.


 
 
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