Sean Chittenden wrote:
> > Yes, with the BEGIN, it will roll back. With autocommit off, this:
> >
> > > >
> > > > set statement_timeout = 20;
> > > > query_with_error;
> > > > set statement_timeout = 0;
> > > > COMMIT;
> >
> > will not roll back to 0. It will be 20.
>
> But that's the correct/expected behavior, is it not? That's what I'd
> expect at least. I'd think it's a gotcha for those that aren't good
> about explicitly calling BEGIN, but most libraries should do that for
> you, ruby-dbi does and used to be overly zealous about that actually
> (I just fixed that last night as a matter of fact). -sc
I thought the whole idea of autocommit off was not having to call BEGIN?
Now you do if you want your SETs to be in your transaction. That's
pretty clear and can be explained in the SGML docs with autocommit.
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