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.. _ref-transaction:
.. module:: trytond.transaction
===========
Transaction
===========
.. class:: Transaction
This class represents a Tryton transaction that contains thread-local
parameters of a database connection. The Transaction instances are
`context manager`_ that will commit or rollback the database transaction. In
the event of an exception the transaction is rolled back, otherwise it is
commited.
.. attribute:: Transaction.database
The database.
.. attribute:: Transaction.readonly
.. attribute:: Transaction.connection
The database connection as defined by the `PEP-0249`_.
.. attribute:: Transaction.user
The id of the user.
.. attribute:: Transaction.context
.. attribute:: Transaction.create_records
.. attribute:: Transaction.delete_records
.. attribute:: Transaction.delete
.. attribute:: Transaction.trigger_records
.. attribute:: Transaction.timestamp
.. attribute:: Transaction.started_at
The monotonic timestamp when the transaction started.
.. attribute:: Transaction.language
The language code defines in the context.
.. attribute:: Transaction.counter
Count the number of modification made in this transaction.
.. staticmethod:: Transaction.monotonic_time
Return a monotonic time used to populate :attr:~Transaction.started_at.
.. method:: Transaction.start(database_name, user[, readonly[, context[, close[, autocommit]]]])
Start a new transaction and return a `context manager`_. The non-readonly
transaction will be committed when exiting the ``with`` statement without
exception. The other cases will be rollbacked.
.. method:: Transaction.stop([commit])
Stop the transaction. If commit is True, the transaction will be committed
otherwise it will be rollbacked.
The `context manager`_ returned by :meth:`Transaction.start` should be used
instead of calling this method.
.. method:: Transaction.set_context(context, \**kwargs)
Update the transaction context and return a `context manager`_. The context
will be restored when exiting the ``with`` statement.
.. method:: Transaction.reset_context()
Clear the transaction context and return a `context manager`_. The context
will be restored when exiting the ``with`` statement.
.. method:: Transaction.set_user(user[, set_context])
Modify the user of the transaction and return a `context manager`_.
``set_context`` will put the previous user id in the context to simulate the
record rules. The user will be restored when exiting the ``with`` statement.
.. method:: Transaction.set_current_transaction(transaction)
Add a specific ``transaction`` on the top of the transaction stack. A
transaction is commited or rollbacked only when its last reference is
popped from the stack.
.. method:: Transaction.new_transaction([autocommit[, readonly]])
Create a new transaction with the same database, user and context as the
original transaction and adds it to the stack of transactions.
.. method:: Transaction.commit()
Commit the transaction and all data managers associated.
.. method:: Transaction.rollback()
Rollback the transaction and all data managers associated.
.. method:: Transaction.join(datamanager)
Register in the transaction a data manager conforming to the `Two-Phase
Commit protocol`_. More information on how to implement such data manager
is available at the `Zope documentation`_.
This method returns the registered datamanager. It could be a different yet
equivalent (in term of python equality) datamanager than the one passed to the
method.
.. method:: Transaction.atexit(func, \*args, \*\*kwargs)
Register a function to be executed upon normal transaction termination.
The function can not use the current transaction because it will be already
committed or rollbacked.
.. _`context manager`: http://docs.python.org/reference/datamodel.html#context-managers
.. _`PEP-0249`: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0249/
.. _`Two-Phase Commit protocol`: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two-phase_commit_protocol
.. _`Zope documentation`: http://zodb.readthedocs.org/en/latest/transactions.html#the-two-phase-commit-protocol-in-practice