As far as I have understood, postgres is autocommiting each typed statement UNLESS the user remembers to write "BEGIN" which then disables the autocommit behavior for this single transaction. -Unfortunately it's easy to forget the BEGIN and it might be quite troublesome if one has to do it a lot.
Therefor: Are there any plans to give the administrator an OPTION to turn the behavior off through a parameter "autocommit = <boolean>" in the config file? Eventually the default behavior could be the autoccomit = on, as it is now.
Eventually an option per database could override the config file setting, so that the default value was to disable the autocommit behavior but a subset of the databases had autocommit enabled.
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