Hi, Since I am still learning Web2py i used to search for knowledge here and there.. I found quite interesting question on stackoverflow that for my understanding is not answered yet.. The question: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4979392/web2py-and-db-transactions
As I understand the problem - and I am quite interested in answer - is: how to get a manual control over database transactions? In case there is a need to commit something manually before it's automatically committed by Web2py - it can be done easily. But what about the case when there is a need to have a more sophisticated logic and to put a couple of requests-responses into one DB transaction? I am not the author of the original question but I think that it's quite real business scenario.. for example the case mentioned in the question - when you want to give to user a few forms, every form is dependent on the form before and to avoid data misintegrity it's better to wait with commit until the last form is submitted... obviously everything can be put to the session(or cache or whatever) instead of DB but sometimes it's not a solution due to size of data. Any hints how it can be done? Thanks Adam
