I've read (if it is correct) that at the end of a request without errors, the db is automatically committed by web2py. Now, I have an xmlrpc function that should insert 2 records in a transaction. If the second insert fails (for example for a syntax error in the query, or for a notnull constraint violated), the client receives an xmlrpc fault message but the first insert was committed! Is it a web2py bug or I'm wrong?
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