As mentioned in the wiki
(https://github.com/orientechnologies/orientdb/wiki/Transactions) while
storing documents in the DB in a transaction they are assigned a temporary
ID. Is there any way to get the permanent ID of that record after a commit?
I read in one of the discussions that the commit() should return a mapping
of changed IDs but I couldn't find is it how it actually works/how to use
it.
Let's say we have a sample code like in the wiki example:
try{ db.begin(TXTYPE.OPTIMISTIC);
ODocument saved = db.save(document);
db.commit(); return saved;
} catch( Exception e ){ db.rollback();} finally{
db.close();}
Is there a way to store in "saved" the permanent ID instead of the
temporary one before the return statement? A query for that permanent ID
would be one way but I would really prefer to avoid having to do that kind
of "tricks".
Regards,
Mateusz
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