I've realized the need for transactional ASP (and database rollback in the
event of partial ASP page failure) in the some of the small web apps I've
built.  However, all my apps so far have utilized Access as they don't have
any requirements for large scale concurrent usage. 

According to APS.SUPEREXPERT
(http://asp.superexpert.com/reference/asp/ocref/ObjectContext.asp), database
rollback generally only works with a Microsoft SQL Server database. Can
anyone shed some light on this?

Thanks, Conrad Shull

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