> Correct, the client did not get confirmation of commit success so it must
> operate as if it failed.
I mean that’s the point, the client can’t operate as if it failed. It must
operate as the state is unknown. But maybe that’s the correct application
behaviour, just that I haven’t thought this
On Tuesday, July 19, 2022, Håvar Nøvik wrote:
> > Correct, the client did not get confirmation of commit success so it
> must operate as if it failed.
>
> I mean that’s the point, the client can’t operate as if it failed. It must
> operate as the state is unknown. But maybe that’s the correct app
On Monday, July 18, 2022, Håvar Nøvik wrote:
>
> try
>execute transactional sql
> catch (commit failed)
>if (data is not stored)
> // regard data as not stored
Correct, the client did not get confirmation of commit success so it must
operate as if it failed.
David J.
