It's not the database, it's the lines of code making calls to the database.
If you're invoking your DB via C code, you will not get help with memory-safety. If you're invoking via non-Haskell code, you won't get help with transaction safety.
If you're invoking your DB via C code, you will not get help with memory-safety. If you're invoking via non-Haskell code, you won't get help with transaction safety.
Interesting. I didn't know C and Haskell were the only languages. I thought for sure there was at least one other memory safe language.
> If you're invoking via non-Haskell code, you won't get help with transaction safety.
Why would you not use transactions built into the database?!
You still did not answer the question...
If you can't do a transaction safely in any language besides Haskell... Then how do databases not written in Haskell do them all day everday?
>>> So every database in the world not designed in Haskell can't do a proper transaction?
>> It's not the database, it's the lines of code making calls to the database.
> Then how do databases not written in Haskell do them all day everday?