Andre Matos wrote:
Your line 'start a transaction' should be specific to a connection ... maybe PHP lets you skip specifying the connection if there is only one active connection.Hi List,
Let's suppose that I have this sequence of events:
- create a connection "1" -- start a transaction --- create a new connection "2" ---- insert a new record "named B" --- close the connection "2" --- insert a new record "named A" -- rollback - close the connection "1"
This sequence will be written in PHP4. My question is:
Will the record "named B" be written in the database or it will be rollback with the record "named A"?
Thanks for any help!!!
Andre
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If you start a transaction with only one connection, your transaction starts on this connection.
If you open a new connection and insert records via it, then it won't be affected by a rollback on the 1st connection.
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