In general, probably not, especially since a ContentProvider is not
necessarily back by a database. And if it is, then which one? It's not
necessarily the same as the database used in doSomeOfMySqliteStuff.
If the content provider is your own, you can have a "backdoor" method to
support this, or perhaps not even that, because you just know that the
database object is the same in both cases.
There are also ways to send entire batches of operations to a content
providers, but I assume you know about those, and in any case they don't
expose the transaction used (or not).
-- Kostya
18.05.2011 11:37, Zsolt Vasvari пишет:
My guess is no, but I figured I'd ask. Is there a way to involve a
ContentProvider as part of a transaction?
In effect (psuedocode):
try
{
beginTransaction();
doSomeOfMYSqliteStuff();
doSomeStuffWithAContentProvider();
commitTransaction();
}
finally
{
endTransactions();
}
And doSomeOfMYSqliteStuff() and doSomeStuffWithAContentProvider() be
atomic?
--
Kostya Vasilyev -- http://kmansoft.wordpress.com
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