The only things that are not rolled back are advancing of
sequences and such. I suspect serial types also exhibit similar
behavior to sequences.
On Fri, Oct 12, 2001 at 04:10:49PM -0300, Charles Tassell wrote:
> The failed query will abort the transaction, and throw out every command
> that comes before or after it until your rollback. You don't have to
> specifically issue a rollback unless you want to issue more commands
> though. When you disconnect from the DB it will automatically roll back
> the transaction.
>
>
> At 05:18 AM 10/12/01, J C Lawrence wrote:
>
> >Does an error during a transaction invalidate the transaction?
> >
> >eg
> >
> > BEGIN
> > SomeQueryThatSucceeds
> > SomeQueryThatFails
> > SomeOtherQueryThatSucceeds
> > COMMIT
> >
> >Will the transaction successfully COMMIT, or will the COMMIT fail?
> >
> >Translation: Do I need to monitor for error conditions during a
> >transaction and manually do the ROLLBACK in those cases?
> >
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