autocommit

I have noticed that START TRANSACTION automatically COMMIT the previous queries. Because of this and the fact that I have several stored procedure called before the end of the whole transaction, I need to check if I am inside a START TRANSACTION or not. Reading the manual I understood that autocommit is set to false inside a START TRANSACTION , but it doesn't seem like this. I have written the following procedure: CREATE DEFINER=`root`@`localhost` PROCEDURE `test_transaction`() BEGIN show session variables like 'autocommit'; start transaction; show session variables like 'autocommit'; COMMIT;

I'm having trouble turning off the auto-commit mode in a given database connection. According to what I understood from the sqlite3 module documentation, the python code bellow should not raise any AssertionError exception, but it does. The table "nomes" already exists in the database and contains the column "Nome" import sqlite3 _PATH_DB = '/rhome/FNORO/tabelao/sofia.sqlite' # path to database _ISOLATION_LEVEL = "EXCLUSIVE" _TEST_NAME = "TEST1" # delete name from database with sqlite3.connect(_PATH_DB, isolation_level = _ISOLATION_LEVEL) as conn: query = 'DELETE FROM nomes WHERE nome = "{}"'

I use pg_connect, and pg_query in a project. But I'm really not sure that is pg_connect using AutoCommit mode or not? It is important question, because I need to write some block under transaction, and if one of the statements would be ignored by the server, the database would be inconsistent... Also interesting question that do pg_query a commit after execution? For example: pg_query('begin; update table1...; update table2...; commit'); is same as pg_query('begin;'); pg_query('update table1...;'); pg_query('update table2...;'); pg_query('commit'); and is the pg_query('begin; update table1...;

I'm working with JDBC to connect to Oracle. I tested connection.setAutoCommit(false) vs connection.setAutoCommit(true) and the results were as expected. While by default connection is supposed to work as if autoCommit(true) [correct me if I'm wrong], but none of the records are being inserted till connection.commit() was called. Any advice regarding default behaviour? String insert = "INSERT INTO MONITOR (number, name,value) VALUES (?,?,?)"; conn = connection; //connection details avoided preparedStmtInsert = conn.prepareStatement(insert); preparedStmtInsert.execute(); conn.commit(); From

i read somewhere to save data to a sqlite3 database in python you got to call the commit() function on the connection object. i never do this but my database still gets the data saved to it... why? Auto-commit definition When auto-commit is on, it means that SQL transactions are: implicitly started by the SQL library (with a BEGIN statement) before data modification statements ( INSERT , UPDATE , DELETE or REPLACE ); explicitly ended by the user (with a COMMIT or ROLLBACK statement). When auto-commit is off, it means that SQL transactions are either: implicitly started by the SQL library (with

We have an instance of Solr, where we've found that turning on autoCommit in the solrconfig.xml actually may serve our needs well. However there are some instances and some batch operations where we want to temporarily disable autocommit. I have not been able to find anything, but I'm wondering if anyone knew if via SolrJ you could disable autocommit for a certain process, and then re-enable it? You can't disable and enable autocommit as it's configured in solrconfig.xml. However, you can leave it disabled in solrconfig.xml and use commitWithin for those add commands that need autocommit .

I am trying to make a call to a stored procedure from with in a transaction in its simplified form: my $dbh= DBI->connect(............ ); my $sth = $dbh->prepare("call sp_get_workitems (1,1)"); $dbh->begin_work or die $dbh->errstr; $sth->execute(); my ($result)= $sth->fetchrow_array(); $dbh->commit; this gives the following error : DBD driver has not implemented the AutoCommit attribute If I replace the begin_work statement with $dbh->{'AutoCommit'} = 0; (before or after the prepare), I get this error: DBD::mysql::db commit failed: Commands out of sync; you can't run this command now If I