#include <RTSQLTransaction.hh>
Inherits fatalmind::Command< PT >< fatalmind::SQL::ResourceType< TM > >.
It takes a Command to be executed within a transaction. In case you would like to put more commands into one transactions, combine them first as BatchCommand and pass the BatchCommand to the Transaction command. The command will be executed within one transaction which is automatically committed on success. On failure (every exception) a rollback is performed.
Public Types | |
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typedef Command < ResourceType< TM > > | innercommand_t |
| typedef PT | pool_type |
Public Member Functions | |
| RTSQLTransaction (const ResourcePool< ResourceType< TM > > &p, const innercommand_t &cmd) | |
| Creates a new Transaction object which manages the provided command. | |
| RTSQLTransaction (const RTSQLTransaction< TM > &rho) | |
| void | execute (typename ResourceType< TM >::resource_t &hand) |
| virtual void | execute (typename PT::resource_t &rr)=0 |
| The execute method is the one which actually carries out the work. | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| virtual Clone * | DoClone () const |
| const PT::factory_t & | getFactory (const ResourcePool< PT > &p) const |
Friends | |
| class | ResourcePool< PT > |
| virtual void fatalmind::Command< PT >::execute | ( | typename PT::resource_t & | rr | ) | [pure virtual, inherited] |
The execute method is the one which actually carries out the work.
This method gets called by ResourcePool with a (valid) plain resource which was obtained from the pool.
On normal execution (no exception) the resource will be free()ed, on abnormal execution (exception) the resource will be failed. If you need to throw an functional exception which should not cause failing of the resource, derive this exception from NoFailoverException.
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