pub struct TxOutcome { /* private fields */ }Expand description
Outcome returned by committing or rolling back a backend transaction.
Most backends do not need to surface anything after commit/rollback, but SQLite
consumes the pooled connection for the transaction and needs to hand it back
(with its translation flag) so callers can keep using the pooled wrapper.
If you started a raw SQLite transaction, continue using the connection from the returned
outcome instead of the pre-transaction wrapper to preserve the translation flag and pool state.
Implementations§
Source§impl TxOutcome
impl TxOutcome
Sourcepub fn without_restored_connection() -> Self
pub fn without_restored_connection() -> Self
Outcome with no connection to restore (common for Postgres, LibSQL, Turso, MSSQL).
Sourcepub fn with_restored_connection(conn: MiddlewarePoolConnection) -> Self
pub fn with_restored_connection(conn: MiddlewarePoolConnection) -> Self
Outcome that includes a connection restored to its pooled wrapper.
Sourcepub fn restored_connection(&self) -> Option<&MiddlewarePoolConnection>
pub fn restored_connection(&self) -> Option<&MiddlewarePoolConnection>
Borrow the restored connection, if present.
Sourcepub fn into_restored_connection(self) -> Option<MiddlewarePoolConnection>
pub fn into_restored_connection(self) -> Option<MiddlewarePoolConnection>
Consume the outcome and take ownership of the restored connection, if present.
Sourcepub fn into_sqlite_parts(self) -> Option<(SqliteConnection, bool)>
pub fn into_sqlite_parts(self) -> Option<(SqliteConnection, bool)>
Consume the outcome and unwrap the SQLite connection + translation flag.