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ZhangCheng updated NIFI-7140:
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    Description: 
For PutSQL processor,if the 'Support Fragmented Transactions' is true, the 
processor will process all FlowFiles with that fragment.identifier as a single 
transaction;
In actuality,it works. 
But when some sql of the transaction failed and <Rollback On Failure> is false 
, the database transaction will not roll back.
Sometimes,we need the  database transaction rollback and do not want  the 
flowfile rollback, we need that the failed database  transaction route  to 
REL_FAILURE.
If the <Support Fragmented Transactions>is true and <Rollback On Failure> is 
false , I think it should still support the capability  of database transaction 
rollback, for example :it should add a property (like <Support Fragmented 
Transactions RollBack>)  which can indicate that whether the processor support  
database transaction rollback when the 'Support Fragmented Transactions' is 
true .Of course ,when <ROLLBACK_ON_FAILURE> is true ,<Support Fragmented 
Transactions RollBack> will be ignored

  was:
For PutSQL processor,if the 'Support Fragmented Transactions' is true, the 
processor will process all FlowFiles with that fragment.identifier as a single 
transaction;
In actuality,it works. 
But when some sql of the transaction failed and <Rollback On Failure> is false 
, the database transaction will not roll back.
Sometimes,we need the  database transaction rollback and do not want  the 
flowfile rollback, we need that the failed database  transaction route  to 
REL_FAILURE.
If the <Support Fragmented Transactions>is true and <Rollback On Failure> is 
false , I think it should still support the capability  of database transaction 
rollback, for example :it should add a property (like <Support Fragmented 
Transactions RollBack>)  which can indicate that whether the processor support  
database transaction rollback when the 'Support Fragmented Transactions' is 
true .Of course ,when <ROLLBACK_ON_FAILURE> is true ,database transaction 
rollback will be supported too.


> PutSql support database transaction rollback when <ROLLBACK_ON_FAILURE >is 
> false
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: NIFI-7140
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NIFI-7140
>             Project: Apache NiFi
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>          Components: Extensions
>    Affects Versions: 1.11.1
>            Reporter: ZhangCheng
>            Priority: Major
>
> For PutSQL processor,if the 'Support Fragmented Transactions' is true, the 
> processor will process all FlowFiles with that fragment.identifier as a 
> single transaction;
> In actuality,it works. 
> But when some sql of the transaction failed and <Rollback On Failure> is 
> false , the database transaction will not roll back.
> Sometimes,we need the  database transaction rollback and do not want  the 
> flowfile rollback, we need that the failed database  transaction route  to 
> REL_FAILURE.
> If the <Support Fragmented Transactions>is true and <Rollback On Failure> is 
> false , I think it should still support the capability  of database 
> transaction rollback, for example :it should add a property (like <Support 
> Fragmented Transactions RollBack>)  which can indicate that whether the 
> processor support  database transaction rollback when the 'Support Fragmented 
> Transactions' is true .Of course ,when <ROLLBACK_ON_FAILURE> is true 
> ,<Support Fragmented Transactions RollBack> will be ignored



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