TransactionCommit

Commit the current transaction and persist all stored queries.

You can continue to use the transaction after a transactionCommit() call, but you will not be able to roll back past (before) this point since the changes are fully persisted to the database.

Method Signature

TransactionCommit()

Arguments

This function does not accept any arguments

Examples

Using TransactionCommit with TransactionRollback

This simple example shows two JDBC queries executed inside a transaction. The first query, an INSERT, is committed to the database while the second is rolled back.

transaction {
    queryExecute( "INSERT INTO vehicles (id,make) VALUES (8, 'Ford' )", {}, { datasource : "carDB" } );
    transactionCommit();

    queryExecute( "UPDATE developers SET name = 'Chevrolet' WHERE id=8", {}, { datasource : "carDB" } );
    transactionRollback();
}

Note that the rollback cannot affect the INSERT statement, since it has already been committed ("persisted") to the database.

Script Syntax

In this code, transactionCommit() will commit the pending transaction, which is any database queries run in the transaction block.

Run Example

bx:transaction {
	try {
		// code to run
		bx:transaction action="commit";
	} catch (any e) {
		bx:transaction action="rollback";
	}
}

Related

• IsInTransaction

• IsWithinTransaction

• PreserveSingleQuotes

• QueryExecute

• TransactionRollback

• TransactionSetSavepoint