CommandTransactional Class Reference
[Behaviour]
The Transaction Command starts a database transaction before execution and commits on success or rollbacks on error. More...
Inheritance diagram for
CommandTransactional:
Public Member Functions |
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execute () | |
Executes commands. |
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Protected Member Functions |
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do_execute () | |
Does executing. |
Detailed Description
The Transaction Command starts a database transaction before execution and commits on success or rollbacks on error.
Overload function do_execute() to implement behaviour.
Definition at line 13 of file commandtransactional.cls.php.
Member Function Documentation
CommandTransactional::do_execute | ( | ) | [protected] |
Does executing.
- Returns:
- Status
Reimplemented in CreateCommand, DeleteCommand, ExecuteSqlCommand, ExecuteSqlScriptCommand, MassDeleteCommand, UpdateCommand, and SetstatusCommand.
Definition at line 43 of file commandtransactional.cls.php.
00043 { 00044 return new Status(); 00045 }
CommandTransactional::execute | ( | ) |
Executes commands.
- Returns:
- Status
Reimplemented from CommandBase.
Definition at line 19 of file commandtransactional.cls.php.
00019 { 00020 $ret = new Status(); 00021 DB::start_trans(); 00022 try { 00023 $ret = $this->do_execute(); 00024 } 00025 catch (Exception $ex) { 00026 $ret->merge($ex); 00027 } 00028 if ($ret->is_ok()) { 00029 $ret->merge(parent::execute()); 00030 } 00031 if ($ret->is_error()) { 00032 $this->undo(); 00033 } 00034 DB::end_trans($ret); 00035 return $ret; 00036 }
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- gyro/core/behaviour/base/commandtransactional.cls.php