Can someone explain about Transactions? Here's my issue...

Jaymer

I have this process:

The 1st step creates a lot of OUTGOING_EMAIL records.
If one of the JSON or REST functions fails after it, I'd like to ROLLBACK the Transaction.
(If you scroll right, you'll see I set this SERIALIZABLE)

I purposely made a step fail, and the records were still there.
SO I guess I don't know how this is supposed to work.

Anyone have any real experience with this in Aware?

thx
jaymer...

aware_support

Please read a section about database transactions in the User Guide. It explains which actions result in a commit

Jaymer

yes, i read that, and i read the wikipedia article.
I guess what I'm interested in is in the Batch Operations section:

--> At each iteration after actions finish execution of the current batch the database transaction is committed.
So does that mean that even though the Process has a TRANSACTION "around it", if I'm using IN BATCHES OF 1 somewhere in that process tree, then COMMITs are happening?

The 1st RULE in the above picture calls a Process shown here:

This creates an email for each of the people selected in a Grid.

aware_support

So does that mean that even though the Process has a TRANSACTION "around it", if I'm using IN BATCHES OF 1 somewhere in that process tree, then COMMITs are happening?

Yes