Hi Kamil,
> Why does this have to be done in PHP? Why can this not be done in SQL?
Of course, we can also do it with SQL. Indeed, many frameworks do that.
However, if we think about it from that perspective, functions such as
`beginTransaction()` and `commit()` can also be executed with SQL,
Hi Saki,
Why does this have to be done in PHP? Why can this not be done in SQL?
Also, I am not sure that mysqli implements this properly. It's
probably not the best extension to take an example of.
Regards,
Kamil
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Hi internals,
I'm thinking of adding a `savepoint(string $name)` method to PDO. Similarly,
add `releaseSavepoint(string $name)` and change the signature of `rollback()`
to `rollback(?string $name = null)`.
Savepoint is a feature defined in SQL99, so it is a feature supported by many
