Control methods for use within a transaction block. An instance is provided when you call
Session.transaction(...).use.
Session#transaction for information on default commit/rollback behavior
Transaction Control
Terminate the transaction by committing early. This is normally not necessary because a transaction will be committed automatically if the block exits successfully.
Terminate the transaction by committing early. This is normally not necessary because a transaction will be committed automatically if the block exits successfully.
Session#transaction for information on default commit/rollback behavior
Roll back to the specified Savepoint, leaving the transaction active at that point.
Roll back to the specified Savepoint, leaving the transaction active at that point.
Terminate the transaction by rolling back. This is normally not necessary because a transaction will be rolled back automatically when the block exits abnormally.
Terminate the transaction by rolling back. This is normally not necessary because a transaction will be rolled back automatically when the block exits abnormally.
Session#transaction for information on default commit/rollback behavior
Create a Savepoint, to which you can later roll back.
Current transaction status. It is not usually necessary to check because transactions will be committed or rolled back automatically, but if you are committing manually and your logic is sufficiently complex it may be helpful.
Current transaction status. It is not usually necessary to check because transactions will be committed or rolled back automatically, but if you are committing manually and your logic is sufficiently complex it may be helpful.
Transform this Transaction by a given FunctionK.
Existential type for savepoints within this transaction block.