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ibase_trans

(PHP 4, PHP 5)

ibase_trans — Inizia una transazione

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int ibase_trans ([ int $trans_args [, int $link_identifier ]] )

Inizia una transazione.



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ibase_trans
Aaron Brundle
10-Nov-2005 02:06
Example of using ibase_trans with ibase_prepare and ibase_execute:

$dbh = ibase_connect( ... );
$sql =  " ... ";
$trans = ibase_trans( IBASE_DEFAULT,$dbh );
$sth = ibase_prepare( $trans, $sql );
$res = ibase_execute( $sth, $params_if_any );
if ($res == false) {
  //log failure if you want
}
ibase_commit($trans);
//free if needed
ibase_free_query($sth);
unset($res);
jon at tgpsolutions dot com
11-Jul-2002 06:56
When using transactions, you must execute queries using the transaction identifier as the link_identifier in ibase_query. 

Example:

$db = ibase_connect( ... );
$tr = ibase_trans();
$result = ibase_query($tr, $sql1);
$result = ibase_query($tr, $sql2);
ibase_rollback($tr);

You must use ibase_query($tr, $sql1).  Calling ibase_query($db, $sql1) will not allow you to roll back - it will be commited when the script finishes executing.

ibase_wait_event> <ibase_timefmt
Last updated: Fri, 18 Jul 2008
 
 
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