To make it work you have to LOCK
the SELECT
query. In that way you are locking these rows, making use of the SELECT … FOR UPDATE
SQL syntax.
condition = person.where("name='paul' and money>=100'").lock(true).count
Question
I have searched and found the sample:
Account.transaction do
paul.deposit(10)
peter.withdraw(10)
end
I guess the transaction working as that "when a transaction done, begin to do another transaction". deposit/withdraw is a update SQL command. if i can use select(query) SQL command in that like this sample?
Account.transaction do
condition = person.where("name='paul' and money>=100'").count # query SQL command
if condition>0
paul.deposit(10)
end
end
All sample i found is update SQL transaction sample. can i guess this code work without error value, if there are two transaction ?
La solution
To make it work you have to LOCK
the SELECT
query. In that way you are locking these rows, making use of the SELECT … FOR UPDATE
SQL syntax.
condition = person.where("name='paul' and money>=100'").lock(true).count
Autres conseils
yes, it will work.
When you pass code inside transaction
block , it simply means that if anything fails inside that block, everything will be rollback. It also means that there will no inner or say nested db transaction happen which rails provide it by default.