Hi everybody!
Martijn Tonies wrote:
I execute follow procedure:
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create procedure test_transation_rollback()
begin
start transaction;
create table t_34d (c1 int,c2 char(30));
rollback;
end
After execute this procedure,i find the table "t_34d" in my schema.Why?
Metadata transactions are not supported in MySQL.
Right.
Most systems call it "DML" ("data manipulation language": insert,
update, select, and delete commands) versus "DDL" ("data definition
language": create/alter/drop table/view, grant/revoke, ... commands),
but the result is the same:
Typically, transactions only cover DML commands,
whereas for DDL often an implicit "autocommit" applies.
Some systems even implicitly commit DML commands when executing a
following DDL.
As a consequence, the recommendation is not to try to mix DML and DDL
within one transaction, and to issue a "commit" immediately after any
DDL command. In this way, effects on all systems should be identical.
Every other style of application programming may be specific to one
DBMS, and requires detailed checking against the manual.
HTH,
Jörg Brühe
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Joerg Bruehe, Senior Production Engineer
MySQL AB, www.mysql.com
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