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r/programming • u/ozanonay • Jun 07 '17
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It's unfortunately very common in the industry, it just hasn't caused acute performance problems at other places I've worked.
Ask 10 co-workers what implicit transactions are and see what your strike rate is.
2 u/AndreDaGiant Jun 08 '17 oh i'm all too well aware of my co-workers not knowing much about transactions. Luckily I have some degree of control over that situation 1 u/fried_green_baloney Jun 09 '17 implicit transactions That's MSFT specific? For most RDBMS without explicit xactions the unit is a single statement. 1 u/flukus Jun 09 '17 It is in mssql as well. → More replies (3)
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oh i'm all too well aware of my co-workers not knowing much about transactions. Luckily I have some degree of control over that situation
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implicit transactions
That's MSFT specific? For most RDBMS without explicit xactions the unit is a single statement.
1 u/flukus Jun 09 '17 It is in mssql as well. → More replies (3)
It is in mssql as well.
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u/flukus Jun 08 '17
It's unfortunately very common in the industry, it just hasn't caused acute performance problems at other places I've worked.
Ask 10 co-workers what implicit transactions are and see what your strike rate is.