I have found a solution. Could someone tell me, if this is OK or if
this is a bad solution?
> > finally:
> > if result['status'] == 'OK':
transaction.set_clean()
> > otherfile.test()
> > reserv.delete()
> > transaction.commit()
> > else:
>
Hello,
The view works well if I delete the call 'otherfile.test()'
There is also no error if I delete the dictionary declaration in
'otherfile.test()'. My example code is only an extraction from my
code. In my real 'test-function' is a lot of code (I use urlib, urlib2
and htmllib there).
But the
Hi,
You get this because the transaction is 'dirty' (some statement was
executed,
but there was no commit/rollback afterwards). I guess this happens
in render_to_response in your example.
> K'
> finally:
> if result['status'] == 'OK':
> otherfile.test()
> rese
Hello again,
here is a code example. Hope someone could help me
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from otherfile import test
@transaction.commit_manually
def view(request, secid):
result = {'status': 'OK', 'msg': None}
try:
res
Hello,
If I have a view and use the 'django.db.transaction.commit_manually'
decorators. All worked well, but than I inserted a function call into
the view. In this function I don't touch the database
If I call the view I get following error message:
Transaction managed block ended with pending C
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