Transaction Boundary in ARAS

RE: Transaction Boundary in ARAS

Eli Donahue — Mon, 10 Jul 2017 17:10:21 GMT

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

RE: Transaction Boundary in ARAS

Former Member — Mon, 12 Jun 2017 01:11:45 GMT

Hi Zahar, Thanks a lot for your response. Actually, I want to know whether ARAS supports Transaction Boundary feature explicitly. Use case : Suppose I want to create a BOM of 10 Parts. And I inserted 7 parts and for 8th part it failed to insert. So can we rollback the complete transaction ? If yes, how is it possible to achieve it ? Thanks & Regards, Diksha Dubey

RE: Transaction Boundary in ARAS

Zahar Chernov — Wed, 07 Jun 2017 06:44:46 GMT

If your server side event is failed this will rollback.