Transaction Boundary in ARAS

Former Member over 9 years ago

Hi, Does ARAS provides Transaction Boundary support ? In case of any transaction failure, will it take care of rollback or we have to explicitly write a code regarding the same ? Regards, Diksha

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Offline Eli Donahue over 8 years ago

Hi Diksha, If you add all Parts/Part BOM items within one AML statement, the whole statement will either succeed or roll back. Ex:

<AML>
 <Item type="Part" action="edit" id="...">
   <Relationships>
     <Item type="Part BOM" action="add">
       <related_id>
         <Item type="Part" action="get">
           <item_number>Part-0002</item_number>
         </Item>
       </related_id>
     </Item>
     <Item type="Part BOM" action="add">
       <related_id>
         <Item type="Part" action="get">
           <item_number>Part-0003</item_number>
         </Item>
       </related_id>
     </Item>
     ...
     ...
   </Relationships>
 </Item>
</AML>

Eli Donahue Aras Labs Software Engineer

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Offline Eli Donahue over 8 years ago

Hi Diksha, If you add all Parts/Part BOM items within one AML statement, the whole statement will either succeed or roll back. Ex:

<AML>
 <Item type="Part" action="edit" id="...">
   <Relationships>
     <Item type="Part BOM" action="add">
       <related_id>
         <Item type="Part" action="get">
           <item_number>Part-0002</item_number>
         </Item>
       </related_id>
     </Item>
     <Item type="Part BOM" action="add">
       <related_id>
         <Item type="Part" action="get">
           <item_number>Part-0003</item_number>
         </Item>
       </related_id>
     </Item>
     ...
     ...
   </Relationships>
 </Item>
</AML>

Eli Donahue Aras Labs Software Engineer

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