Bug #13986 Updated: Cannot rollback transaction when die in class
| From: | sander@php.net | Date: | Thu, 13 Dec 2001 11:28:12 +0000 |
| Subject: | Bug #13986 Updated: Cannot rollback transaction when die in class | ||
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ID: 13986
Updated by: sander
Reported By: leo_ngsungchun@sinaman.com
Old Status: Feedback
Status: Closed
Bug Type: Class/Object related
Operating System: Win2k / Linux + Oracle8i+Apache
PHP Version: 4.0.6
New Comment:
No feedback. Closing.
Previous Comments:
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[2001-11-17 13:53:31] mfischer@php.net
Do you see the same behavior when not using an object? I.e. moving all the stuff directly in the
global namespace for testing purposes (or just use function instead of an object) ?
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[2001-11-13 21:56:48] leo_ngsungchun@sinaman.com
I have just tried PHP 4.0.6. It has the same problem.
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[2001-11-09 09:41:58] sniper@php.net
Have you tried PHP 4.0.6 ?
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[2001-11-08 01:47:35] leo_ngsungchun@sinaman.com
I am using a database class to manipulate data.
I found that when the program is terminated in
the class, the transaction will be committed,
even I've set the mode to OCI_DEFAULT.
The same case occured in both Win2k and Linux with
Oracle and Apache.
////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Schema
////////////////////////////////////////////////
/*
create table test (
id varchar2(5) not null,
name varchar2(10),
primary key (id)
);
////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Source Code
///////////////////////////////////////////////
class Database {
var $conn, $stmt, $row_data;
function Database()
{
$DB_SERVER = "";
$DATABASE = "";
$DB_USER = "test";
$DB_PASSWORD = "test";
putenv($DATABASE);
$this->conn = OCILogon($DB_USER, $DB_PASSWORD, $DB_SERVER);
if ($this->conn == false) {
die("Cannot connect to server");
}
}
function Query($sql)
{
$this->stmt = OCIParse($this->conn, $sql);
if ($this->stmt == false) {
die("Statement Error");
}
if (OCIExecute($this->stmt, OCI_DEFAULT) == false) {
die("Cannot Execute Statment");
}
}
function Commit()
{
OCICommit($this->conn);
}
function terminate()
{
die(" Not OK :( ");
}
}
$db = new Database();
$sql = "insert into test (id, name) values ('1', '1')";
$db->Query($sql);
$db->terminate(); // This will commit the transaction,
// even the program is terminated.
die(" OK :) "); // If the program is terminated here,
// the transaction is rollbacked.
$db->Commit();
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[2001-11-08 01:42:41] leo_ngsungchun@sinaman.com
I am using a database class to manipulate data.
I found that when the problem is terminated in
the class, the transaction will be committed,
even I've set the mode to OCI_DEFAULT.
The same case occured in both Win2k and Linux with
Oracle and Apache.
////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Schema
////////////////////////////////////////////////
/*
create table test (
id varchar2(5) not null,
name varchar2(10),
primary key (id)
);
////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Source Code
///////////////////////////////////////////////
class Database {
var $conn, $stmt, $row_data;
function Database()
{
$DB_SERVER = "";
$DATABASE = "";
$DB_USER = "test";
$DB_PASSWORD = "test";
putenv($DATABASE);
$this->conn = OCILogon($DB_USER, $DB_PASSWORD, $DB_SERVER);
if ($this->conn == false) {
die("Cannot connect to server");
}
}
function Query($sql)
{
$this->stmt = OCIParse($this->conn, $sql);
if ($this->stmt == false) {
die("Statement Error");
}
if (OCIExecute($this->stmt, OCI_DEFAULT) == false) {
die("Cannot Execute Statment");
}
}
function Commit()
{
OCICommit($this->conn);
}
function terminate()
{
die(" Not OK :( ");
}
}
$db = new Database();
$sql = "insert into test (id, name) values ('1', '1')";
$db->Query($sql);
$db->terminate(); // This will commit the transaction,
// even the program is terminated.
die(" OK :) "); // If the program is terminated here,
// the transaction is rollbacked.
$db->Commit();
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