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Hi all!
Apologies for sending this mail but some time back there was a thread on
supporting resilient transactions - i.e. transactions which do not roll
back if one query in 100 fails.
This was thought to be useful in case someone is typing on the psql prompt
and makes a spelling mistake. I would like to know what was the result of
that thread.
I tried searching in postgres-general but could not find it.
Can anyone point out the link to me?

thanks a lot
paramveer singh

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On Sep 7, 2004, at 3:35 AM, Pa************* @trilogy.com wrote:
Hi all!
Apologies for sending this mail but some time back there was a thread
on
supporting resilient transactions - i.e. transactions which do not roll
back if one query in 100 fails.


transactions can either entirely succeed or entirely fail, there is no
"sometimes" . Any discussion or even patches that do change that will
be rejected immediately (Well, I'm simply assuming they will. I think
myself and many others would be mighty surprised if a patch like that
got applied!)

PG 8.0 introduces a feature called savepoints which allows you to trap
errors inside a transaction (and also rollback parts of the
transaction, etc.) You may want to look into that.

http://developer.postgresql.org/docs...savepoint.html

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