When the user opens a file I start an outer-most transaction to be able to 
revert the file. So far so good.

I want to add an autosave feature that stores some data at critical 
points/specific intervals. This data of course should be commited to disk, to 
survive any app crashes.

But how can I commit stuff to disk, while an outer-most transaction is open? Is 
there something like an „UPDATE IMMEDIATELY…“ or so to bypass an open 
transaction? How would one do this?

I would like to avoid using a 2nd database-file if possible.

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Robert M. Münch

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