Vadim Nasardinov wrote:

>On Friday 14 January 2005 16:38, Oliver Jowett wrote:
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>>It might be worthwhile having commit() throw an exception if the
>>transaction did not actually commit, rather than only reporting
>>server-generated errors. What do people think?
>>
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>Sounds like a good idea.
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>>It'd be possible to have optional "automatic savepoint wrapping" in the
>>driver, where every user query was transparently wrapped in
>>subtransaction. You might prefer to write the code to make the driver do
>>this, rather than change your application.
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>Also seems like a useful feature at first blush.
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I'd hope this was optional, I certainly don't want every statement
wrapped in a savepoint.

I see no point in either of these as the solution is simple... Don't
ignore errors.
However I wouldn't argue if the first was implemented. The second is
questionable due to the extra code complexity and the overhead imposed.
How many savepoints can the system handle ? What if I have a huge
transaction ?

Dave

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