ibase_trans

(PHP 5, PHP 7 < 7.4.0)

ibase_trans — Begin a transaction

Descripción

ibase_trans(int $trans_args = ?, resource $link_identifier = ?): resource

ibase_trans(resource $link_identifier = ?, int $trans_args = ?): resource

Begins a transaction.

Nota:
The first call to ibase_trans() will not return the default transaction of a connection. All transactions started by ibase_trans() will be rolled back at the end of the script if they were not committed or rolled back by either ibase_commit() or ibase_rollback().

Nota:
This function will accept multiple trans_args and link_identifier arguments. This allows transactions over multiple database connections, which are committed using a 2-phase commit algorithm. This means you can rely on the updates to either succeed in every database, or fail in every database. It does NOT mean you can use tables from different databases in the same query!

If you use transactions over multiple databases, you will have to specify both the link_id and transaction_id in calls to ibase_query() and ibase_prepare().

Parámetros

trans_args: trans_args can be a combination of IBASE_READ, IBASE_WRITE, IBASE_COMMITTED, IBASE_CONSISTENCY, IBASE_CONCURRENCY, IBASE_REC_VERSION, IBASE_REC_NO_VERSION, IBASE_WAIT and IBASE_NOWAIT.
link_identifier: An InterBase link identifier. If omitted, the last opened link is assumed.

Valores devueltos

Returns a transaction handle, or false on error.

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User Contributed Notes 3 notes

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chAlx ¶

13 years ago


Note that on some platforms ibase_trans($dbh), ibase_trans(IBASE_DEFAULT, $dbh) and ibase_trans($dbh, IBASE_DEFAULT) are not the same, but will run without errors in most cases.

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jon at tgpsolutions dot com ¶

22 years ago


When using transactions, you must execute queries using the transaction identifier as the link_identifier in ibase_query.  

Example:

$db = ibase_connect( ... );
$tr = ibase_trans();
$result = ibase_query($tr, $sql1);
$result = ibase_query($tr, $sql2);
ibase_rollback($tr);

You must use ibase_query($tr, $sql1).  Calling ibase_query($db, $sql1) will not allow you to roll back - it will be commited when the script finishes executing.

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marti at delfos dot net ¶

6 years ago


Prevent lock conflicts example:

$db = ibase_connect( ... );
$tr = ibase_trans(IBASE_COMMITTED + IBASE_NOWAIT, $db);
$result = ibase_query($tr, $sql);
ibase_commit($tr);
ibase_close($dh);

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