On Wed, Jun 15, 2005 at 06:45:56PM -0400, Vsevolod (Simon) Ilyushchenko wrote:
> While those that fail look like this:
>
> Request select * from material_pkg.ListCautions_fcn($1,$2) as result B
> Response result <unnamed portal 1>C SELECT
>
> Note that the successful ones contain strings "S_1" and "BEGIN", and the
> failed ones do not. However, there also are successful queries without
> these strings, but they are not "select *" queries. Eg,
> I have a feeling it's some idiosyncrasy that I'm not familiar with. Does
> "BEGIN" refer to the beginning of a trasaction?
Yes. A transaction looks like this:
BEGIN;
SQL1;
SQL2;
COMMIT;
But it also looks like this:
SQL3;
because in PostgreSQL, everything is always automatically in a
transaction, and a bald SQL statement is just a transaction one
statement long. With autocommit off, I think what you get is no
COMMIT, but you still get the bald transaction.
What you really need is to make sure you're starting a
multi-statement transaction every time.
A
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