I''m finding that if I do something like this:
X.transaction { X.create(...); raise(''stop'') }
Then I see the INSERT statement in my logs, but I don''t see the BEGIN
or END for the transaction, or the ROLLBACK.
The transaction is definitely working: Without the raise(), the X
object is created; with the raise(), it is not. In both cases, the
log is identical, which makes debugging a bit confusing.
I''m using sqlite3 in development mode in an out of the box setup on a
mac.
Is there some way I can turn up the SQL logging level to include log
entries for transaction rollback events? Or is there some good reason
I don''t understand why this isn''t done?
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