[Catalyst] DBIx Class Transactions in catalyst

[Charles]

Thanks for the reply. I've actually had

'my $coderef = sub {'

in my code . My posted example was missing this piece.

In any event I get no 'BEGIN' , 'COMMIT'  or ROLLBACK
messages in my mysql.log file. 

I think I just realized something though. For this
example I stripped away all non-pertinent columns
including the primary key col which is auto
incremented. I have always  
been used to using autoincrement for my primary keys
as a habit. It never occured to me to use
autoincrement for other columns that needed to be ....
well, autoincremented. (sigh)  Thanks. This is what
happens when I spend too much time staring at my own
code.

It still would've been nice to get transactions
working a la txn_do. I'm sure that I'll need this
feature not too far down the road. I'll prob either
use the txn_begin,txn_commit, and txn_rollback
functions explicitly or just use raw sql. At least
these show up in the mysql query log and have been
thus far easier to debug/trace.

Thanks
C.

--- Brandon Black <blblack at gmail.com> wrote:

> On 9/2/06, Charles <cshtreck at yahoo.com> wrote:
> >
> >
> > Is there something obvious that I'm missing ?
> 
> 
> Yes.  In order to generate the subref, you have to
> use the "sub" keyword.
> Change this line in your example:
> 
>  my $coderef = {
> 
> To:
> 
> my $coderef = sub {
> 
> Seperately, if that example is what you're actually
> doing, it sounds like
> you're trying to use this to emulate
> autoincrementing primary keys.  I'm
> pretty sure most dbms's support such keys natively,
> without you having to
> use this select max hack.
> 
> -- Brandon
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