16.03.2014 17:49, Dmitry Yemanov wrote:
> What is a fetch transaction? Txn handle was never passed through the
> fetch calls.
Oops, my fault.
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16.03.2014 19:41, Dimitry Sibiryakov wrote:
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> Currently when execution of a statement in why.cpp is delayed from execute to
> fetch,
> the transaction provided to execute call is saved and later used as is,
> without any check.
> Nevertheless, it is possible that a user between execute and fet
Hello, All.
Currently when execution of a statement in why.cpp is delayed from execute
to fetch,
the transaction provided to execute call is saved and later used as is, without
any check.
Nevertheless, it is possible that a user between execute and fetch do something
stupid
like commit
Hello, All.
Can someone explain me why Y-classes use strange tricks with YEntry.next()
instead of
direct calls to real interfaces returned by chosen provider?
Also juggling with NextTransaction in YStatement is very confusing.
Code contain no comments. Is it really hard when you mak
