Working with Transactions

Author: Eike Stepper

Transactions enable modifications to repository data. This section covers creating, managing, and committing transactions, as well as handling conflicts and merging changes.

1  Creating and Managing Transactions

Learn how to create transactions, track changes, and manage transaction lifecycles for reliable data modification.

2  Committing and Rolling Back Changes

This section explains how to commit changes to the repository, handle commit comments, perform partial commits, and roll back changes when necessary.

2.1  Commit Comments

2.2  Partial Commits

3  Dirtiness Detection

Detect and manage dirty objects in transactions to ensure data consistency and optimize commit operations.

4  Conflict Detection and Resolution

Handle conflicts that arise during concurrent modifications. Learn strategies for detecting and resolving conflicts in transactions.

5  Merging

Merge changes from different branches or transactions, ensuring data integrity and consistency.

6  Using Save Points

Save points allow partial rollback within a transaction. Learn how to use save points to manage complex modification scenarios.

7  Reverting Changes

Revert changes in a transaction to restore previous states and maintain model integrity.

8  Exporting and Importing Changes

Export transaction changes for backup or migration, and import changes from external sources.

9  Push Transactions

Push transactions allow distributed commit operations. Learn how to use push transactions for advanced repository scenarios.

10  Considering Dirty Objects In Queries

Ensure queries account for uncommitted changes in transactions to provide accurate results.

11  Transaction Options

Configure transaction options to customize commit behavior, conflict handling, and more.