NAME Perinci::Tx::Manager - A Rinci transaction manager VERSION version 0.39 SYNOPSIS # used by Perinci::Access::InProcess DESCRIPTION This class implements transaction and undo manager (TM), as specified by Rinci::function::Transaction and Riap::Transaction. It is meant to be instantiated by Perinci::Access::InProcess, but will also be passed to transactional functions to save undo/redo data. It uses SQLite database to store transaction list and undo/redo data as well as transaction data directory to provide trash_dir/tmp_dir for functions that require it. ATTRIBUTES _tx_id This is just a convenience so that methods that require tx_id will get the default value from here if tx_id not specified in arguments. METHODS new(%args) => OBJ Create new object. Arguments: * pa => OBJ Perinci::Access::InProcess object. This is required by Perinci::Tx::Manager to load/get functions when it wants to perform undo/redo/recovery. Perinci::Access::InProcess conveniently require() the Perl modules and wraps the functions. * data_dir => STR (default "~/.perinci/.tx") * max_txs => INT (default 1000) Limit maximum number of transactions maintained by the TM, including all rolled back and committed transactions, since they are still recorded in the database. The default is 1000. Not yet implemented. After this limit is reached, cleanup will be performed to delete rolled back transactions, and after that committed transactions. * max_open_txs => INT (default 100) Limit maximum number of open (in progress, aborted, prepared) transactions. This exclude resolved transactions (rolled back and committed). The default is no limit. Not yet implemented. After this limit is reached, starting a new transaction will fail. * max_committed_txs => INT (default 100) Limit maximum number of committed transactions that is recorded by the database. This is equal to the number of undo steps that are remembered. After this limit is reached, cleanup will automatically be performed so that the oldest committed transactions are purged. Not yet implemented. * max_open_age => INT Limit the maximum age of open transactions (in seconds). If this limit is reached, in progress transactions will automatically be purged because it times out. Not yet implemented. * max_committed_age => INT Limit the maximum age of committed transactions (in seconds). If this limit is reached, the old transactions will start to be purged. Not yet implemented. $tx->get_trash_dir => RESP $tx->get_tmp_dir => RESP $tm->begin(%args) => RESP Start a new transaction. Arguments: tx_id (str, required, unless already supplied via _tx_id()), twopc (bool, optional, currently must be false since distributed transaction is not yet supported), summary (optional). TM will create an entry for this transaction in its database. $tm->action(%args) => RESP Perform action for the transaction by calling one or more functions. Arguments: "f" (fully-qualified function name), "args" (arguments to function, hashref). Or, "actions" (list of function calls, array, "[[f1, args1], ...]", alternative to specifying "f" and "args"), "confirm" (bool, if set to true then will pass "-confirm => 1" special argument to functions; see status code 331 in Rinci::function for more details on this). TM will also pass the following special arguments: "-tx_v => PROTO_VERSION", "-tx_rollback => 1" during rollback, and "-tx_recovery => 1" during recovery, for informative purposes. To perform a single action, specify "f" and "args". To perform several actions, supply "actions". Note: special arguments (those started with dash, "-") will be stripped from function arguments by TM. If response from function is not success, rollback() will be called. Tip: To call in dry-run mode to function supporting dry-run mode, or to call a pure function, you do not have to use TM's action() but rather call the function directly, since this will not have any side effects. Tip: During "fix_state", function can return "stash" in result metadata which can be set to hash. This will be collected and passed by TM in "-stash" special argument. This is useful in multiple actions where one action might need to check result from previous action. $tx->commit(%args) => RESP Commit a transaction. Arguments: "tx_id" $tx->rollback(%args) => RESP Rollback a transaction. Arguments: "tx_id", "sp_id" (optional, savepoint name to rollback to a specific savepoint only). Currently rolling back to a savepoint is not implemented. $tx->prepare(%args) => RESP Prepare a transaction. Arguments: "tx_id" Currently will return 501 (not implemented). Rinci::Transaction does not yet support distributed transaction. $tx->savepoint(%args) => RESP Declare a savepoint. Arguments: "tx_id", "sp_id" (savepoint name). Currently not implemented. $tx->release_savepoint(%args) => RESP Release (forget) a savepoint. Arguments: "tx_id", "sp_id" (savepoint name). Currently not implemented. $tx->undo(%args) => RESP Undo a committed transaction. Arguments: "tx_id", "confirm" (bool, if set to true then will pass "-confirm => 1" special argument to functions; see status code 331 in Rinci::function for more details on this). $tx->redo(%args) => RESP Redo an undone committed transaction. Arguments: "tx_id", "confirm" (bool, if set to true then will pass "-confirm => 1" special argument to functions; see status code 331 in Rinci::function for more details on this). $tx->list(%args) => RESP List transactions. Arguments: detail (bool, default 0, whether to return transaction records instead of just a list of transaction ID's). Return an array of results sorted by creation date (in ascending order). $tx->discard(%args) => RESP Discard (forget) a client's committed transaction. Arguments: "tx_id" Transactions that can be discarded are committed, undone committed, or inconsistent ones (i.e., those with final statuses "C", "U", "X"). $tm->discard_all(%args) => RESP Discard (forget) all committed transactions. SEE ALSO Rinci::Transaction Perinci::Access::InProcess AUTHOR Steven Haryanto COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE This software is copyright (c) 2012 by Steven Haryanto. This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.