I have used TransactionScope in the past with desktop client applications to roll back an incomplete multi-step transaction.That approach would seem unlikely to work in an Web application.
Is there a way in redis to make all commands in a \'multi\' transaction fail if one command fails. eg.
开发者_如何学GoHi all I have a question on concurrent stored procedure calls from a .net web service written in 3.5 framework.
Hy, all. I have an interesting case. I have tried to create a wcf service-client communication based on netmsmq binding hosted on windows service app.
I have a Spring MVC controller annotated with @Transaction, and under certain inputs I need to rollback the transaction.
I have a need to select a set of records which contain an IsLocked field. I then need to immediately update the IsLocked value from false to true, within a transaction, such that other programs do not
First off, I come from a RDBMS/SQL/C++/Java/Python background and I\'m a newbie to Gaelyk, the Google API and the Google datastore.
I\'m running several PHP cron jobs, which are running transactional updates on the disk. By transactional, I mean that several updates to the filesystem need to be either all committed together to the
I need to do multiple insert/update so i came up with transaction to roll back if anything goes wrong. Besides, my application should update the record if already exists, and insert if not.
What happens if I commit a pdo transaction where one or more entries are duplicates 开发者_开发问答of already existing primary keys? Will the transaction insert all of the none duplicates or roll back
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