Prisma Client $transaction: atomic multi-model writes
Wrap related Prisma Client writes so they commit together or roll back together, with worked examples and limits.
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Wrap related Prisma Client writes so they commit together or roll back together, with worked examples and limits.
When pulling related data with Prisma Client, ‘include’ pulls full objects while ‘select’ fetches only specified fields. This article explains the semantics, trade‑offs, and illustrates a concrete User‑Post example to help you decide the right approach.
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