Tom Lane wrote:
> "Marko Kreen" <markokr@gmail.com> writes:
> > RESET TEMPS -- please suggest better name
>
> RESET TEMP (should allow RESET TEMPORARY too). I see no reason to add
> a new keyword when the existing one will do fine.
>
> > So in the end RESET SESSION basically executes following commands:
>
> > ABORT;
>
> I object to having RESET SESSION include an ABORT. That will make it
> a transaction control statement and complicate matters for a whole
> lot of things. If you don't know whether you're in a transaction or
> not, you can send ABORT for yourself, but in practice I think most
> client code already tracks that (or easily can).
It seems strange RESET SESSION would not terminate open transactions,
but on the other hand calling RESET SESSION in a transaction seems odd
too.
I think we should at least throw an error if someone tries RESET SESSION
inside a transaction, and hopefully administrators will realize they
have a problem. Perhaps we can even offer a hint how to close open
transactions.
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