Bug #914: Possible bug with regards to multiple persistant connections
Philippe Hajjar (phajjar@isg-service.com) reports a bug with a severity of 2
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Short Description
Possible bug with regards to multiple persistant connections
Long Description
The operating environment in which this occurred is:
Apache 1.3.27
PHP 4.2.3
PostgreSQL 7.3.2
Redhat Linux 7.2
ADODB for PHP version 3.10
I have a database with a single associated user account that owns the database. I connect using a to this database and begin a transaction and start doing inserts and updates. However, I want to commit some other data to the same database in a table (unrelated to those being modified through the first connection) outside of the transaction so I open a second persistant connection under the same user account and I write this information using an INSERT. In the first connection, I roll back the transaction and the insert I did under the second connection also gets rolled back. Is this supposed to occur?
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pgsql-bugs@postgresql.org writes:
I have a database with a single associated user account that owns the database. I connect using a to this database and begin a transaction and start doing inserts and updates. However, I want to commit some other data to the same database in a table (unrelated to those being modified through the first connection) outside of the transaction so I open a second persistant connection under the same user account and I write this information using an INSERT. In the first connection, I roll back the transaction and the insert I did under the second connection also gets rolled back. Is this supposed to occur?
Sounds to me like your "second persistent connection" is the same
connection. Better re-read the PHP docs ...
regards, tom lane