Hi,
Il 27/11/2023 10:23, Saki Takamachi ha scritto:
As you say, such behavior varies from DB to DB. However, with the current
implementation of PDO, we don't know how it will work until you actually try
it, and each driver has different behavior, so it is important to describe how
it works in the documentation is also in a difficult situation.
Personally, I think it would be better if specifications could be standardized
to a certain extent, within reason, but what do you think?
Realistically, I would think it is extremely rare that anyone is both
usin autocommit and is planning to switch database type from mysql to
firebird or others.
Even turning on autocommit after having already made operations on the
database seems either an application bug or something that is done on
purpose. In the latter case, I suppose they would expect the behaviour
to be compliant with the database standards.
Cheers
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