This worked for me - thank you so much! The SELECT did fail. Also I cannot reproduce a scenario when "applications must not depend on results read during a transaction that later aborted;". In this example the SELECT itself has failed. Can you show an example where a SELECT completes, but the COMMIT blows up?
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