On 04/07/2014 12:06 PM, Rajeev rastogi wrote:
> Syntax to create autonomous transaction can be as:
>
> */PRAGMA AUTONOMOUS TRANSACTION;/*
Wouldn't you want to use SET TRANSACTION for this?
Or a suffix on BEGIN, like BEGIN AUTONOMOUS TRANSACTION ?
What's the logic behind introducing "PRAGMA" ?
If you wanted to use that syntax for Oracle compatibility you'd need to use:
PRAGMA AUTONOMOUS_TRANSACTION;
(note underscore). But really, this would no be a pragma at all,
PostgreSQL doesn't really have the concept. Calling it that would just
be misleading.
> *_Starting of Autonomous Transaction:_*
>
> Starting of autonomous transaction will be exactly same as starting
> sub-transaction.
If you don't want it to dirty read data from the parent tx, or inherit
parent locks, then it cannot be the same at all.
> 2. Freeing of all resource and popping of previous transaction
> happens in the same way as sub-transaction.
I'm not sure what you mean here.
Overall, this looks like a HUGE job to make work well. I know some
others have been doing work along the same lines, so hopefully you'll be
able to collaborate and share ideas.
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