Diagnosing SurrealDB Transaction Rollback Failures
Diagnose SurrealDB transaction rollback failures, verify commit state, and apply scoped fixes with verification steps.
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Diagnose SurrealDB transaction rollback failures, verify commit state, and apply scoped fixes with verification steps.
Ecto.Multi composes multiple Repo operations into a single atomic transaction with named steps and explicit dependencies. This guide shows a registration example, explains limits like single-transaction scope and no auto-retry, and covers common mistakes such as nesting or mixing manual Repo calls.
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