On 7/11/2004 12:22 AM, Alvaro Herrera wrote:
> There is not a lot of difference. This was allowed in nested
> transactions because we wanted the nesting be to OK when using it in a
> possibly aborted transaction block, so the user would not commit a
> transaction that could not have been created. In savepoints it's a
> nonissue because the command to end the outer xact is different.
>
>
> My opinion is that we should disallow both SAVEPOINT and RELEASE when in
> an aborted transaction block. Only ROLLBACK TO, ROLLBACK and COMMIT
> would be allowed. In this scenario, ROLLBACK TO would always return to
> a non-aborted transaction state, or the target savepoint would not
> exist and the state would remain the same.
As I interpret the spec ROLLBACK TO foo will rollback all savepoints
that have been created since savepoint foo was created including ones
explicitly released. That means, that every subxid >= foo is aborted,
and a new foo subtransaction created.
Jan
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