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When you catch an error thrown by the API in the middle of an explicit transaction, you are obligated to call rollback() to end the explicit transaction in progress. As soon as the operation fails, the transaction's state changes to “Failed Explicit Transaction” mode. This means that any operation after the exception will fail, including subsequent startTransaction() or commit() calls.
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06 July 2019
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