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I have an up script that cleans up two tables and if the script fails the changes are to be rolled back. So, the queries should be run in a transaction.
Does RH handle this case? Could you please clarify if RH rolls back it automatically or I should deal with it manually.
Could you please clarify -t param?
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This should work, yes. That is what the -t parameter does. It is dependent on the database supporting it, though, but RoundhousE should issue a warning if the database provider does not support transactions.
I would recommend trying it, to be sure. Setting up a test case as you describe, shouldn't be too difficult.
Hello!
I have an
up
script that cleans up two tables and if the script fails the changes are to be rolled back. So, the queries should be run in a transaction.Does RH handle this case? Could you please clarify if RH rolls back it automatically or I should deal with it manually.
Could you please clarify
-t
param?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: