Hello all,
I have an HTTP request which has roughly two parts to it. One part
requires a lot of processing with a small chance of a DatabaseConflict,
while the other part requires little processing with a high chance of
a DatabaseConflict. I'd like to do something like this:
def my_view(request):
transaction.begin()
slow_no_conflict()
transaction.commit()
for avar in something:
transaction.begin()
fast_yes_conflict(avar)
transaction.commit()
My question is: how will automatic retrying work? Most of my views are
simply:
def regular_view(request):
do_stuff()
and, if something conflicts, the whole thing is just retried. In `my_view`,
what will happen if the `slow_no_conflict()` function has a conflict?
What will happen if the `fast_yes_conflict(avar)` function has a conflict?
What if its in the first iteration of the loop, or the last? I'm not quite
sure
how to properly think about these things yet.
Thanks,
- Claudiu
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