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Damien Katz wrote:
> Can you put your use case on the wiki? It would be helpful to start a
> page about transaction use cases and where they are appropriate and the
> downsides of using them. I'm thinking add something to describes you use
> case and how it works (or doesn't work) with the current model, and also
> the conflict checking transaction model. We might figure out new
> solutions, tweaked models, etc that work better, or we might see the
> pressing need for the transaction style.
> 
> -Damien
> 

Thanks Damien,

Really appreciate the response.. I'll get stuff written up and have
something the wiki for Monday..

Cheers

tim