. */ Doctrine::autoload('Doctrine_Connection_Module'); /** * Doctrine_Transaction * Handles transaction savepoint and isolation abstraction * * @author Konsta Vesterinen * @author Lukas Smith (PEAR MDB2 library) * @license http://www.opensource.org/licenses/lgpl-license.php LGPL * @package Doctrine * @subpackage Transaction * @link www.phpdoctrine.com * @since 1.0 * @version $Revision$ */ class Doctrine_Transaction extends Doctrine_Connection_Module { /** * Doctrine_Transaction is in sleep state when it has no active transactions */ const STATE_SLEEP = 0; /** * Doctrine_Transaction is in active state when it has one active transaction */ const STATE_ACTIVE = 1; /** * Doctrine_Transaction is in busy state when it has multiple active transactions */ const STATE_BUSY = 2; /** * @var integer $transactionLevel the nesting level of transactions, used by transaction methods */ protected $transactionLevel = 0; /** * @var array $invalid an array containing all invalid records within this transaction * @todo What about a more verbose name? $invalidRecords? */ protected $invalid = array(); /** * @var array $savepoints an array containing all savepoints */ protected $savePoints = array(); /** * @var array $_collections an array of Doctrine_Collection objects that were affected during the Transaction */ protected $_collections = array(); /** * addCollection * adds a collection in the internal array of collections * * at the end of each commit this array is looped over and * of every collection Doctrine then takes a snapshot in order * to keep the collections up to date with the database * * @param Doctrine_Collection $coll a collection to be added * @return Doctrine_Transaction this object */ public function addCollection(Doctrine_Collection $coll) { $this->_collections[] = $coll; return $this; } /** * getState * returns the state of this connection * * @see Doctrine_Connection_Transaction::STATE_* constants * @return integer the connection state */ public function getState() { switch ($this->transactionLevel) { case 0: return Doctrine_Transaction::STATE_SLEEP; break; case 1: return Doctrine_Transaction::STATE_ACTIVE; break; default: return Doctrine_Transaction::STATE_BUSY; } } /** * addInvalid * adds record into invalid records list * * @param Doctrine_Record $record * @return boolean false if record already existed in invalid records list, * otherwise true */ public function addInvalid(Doctrine_Record $record) { if (in_array($record, $this->invalid, true)) { return false; } $this->invalid[] = $record; return true; } /** * Return the invalid records * * @return array An array of invalid records */ public function getInvalid(){ return $this->invalid; } /** * getTransactionLevel * get the current transaction nesting level * * @return integer */ public function getTransactionLevel() { return $this->transactionLevel; } /** * getTransactionLevel * set the current transaction nesting level * * @return Doctrine_Transaction this object */ public function setTransactionLevel($level) { $this->transactionLevel = $level; return $this; } /** * beginTransaction * Start a transaction or set a savepoint. * * if trying to set a savepoint and there is no active transaction * a new transaction is being started * * Listeners: onPreTransactionBegin, onTransactionBegin * * @param string $savepoint name of a savepoint to set * @throws Doctrine_Transaction_Exception if the transaction fails at database level * @return integer current transaction nesting level */ public function beginTransaction($savepoint = null) { $this->conn->connect(); $listener = $this->conn->getAttribute(Doctrine::ATTR_LISTENER); if ( ! is_null($savepoint)) { $this->savePoints[] = $savepoint; $event = new Doctrine_Event($this, Doctrine_Event::SAVEPOINT_CREATE); $listener->preSavepointCreate($event); if ( ! $event->skipOperation) { $this->createSavePoint($savepoint); } $listener->postSavepointCreate($event); } else { if ($this->transactionLevel == 0) { $event = new Doctrine_Event($this, Doctrine_Event::TX_BEGIN); $listener->preTransactionBegin($event); if ( ! $event->skipOperation) { try { $this->conn->getDbh()->beginTransaction(); } catch(Exception $e) { throw new Doctrine_Transaction_Exception($e->getMessage()); } } $listener->postTransactionBegin($event); } } $level = ++$this->transactionLevel; return $level; } /** * commit * Commit the database changes done during a transaction that is in * progress or release a savepoint. This function may only be called when * auto-committing is disabled, otherwise it will fail. * * Listeners: preTransactionCommit, postTransactionCommit * * @param string $savepoint name of a savepoint to release * @throws Doctrine_Transaction_Exception if the transaction fails at database level * @throws Doctrine_Validator_Exception if the transaction fails due to record validations * @return boolean false if commit couldn't be performed, true otherwise */ public function commit($savepoint = null) { $this->conn->connect(); if ($this->transactionLevel == 0) { return false; } $listener = $this->conn->getAttribute(Doctrine::ATTR_LISTENER); if ( ! is_null($savepoint)) { $this->transactionLevel -= $this->removeSavePoints($savepoint); $event = new Doctrine_Event($this, Doctrine_Event::SAVEPOINT_COMMIT); $listener->preSavepointCommit($event); if ( ! $event->skipOperation) { $this->releaseSavePoint($savepoint); } $listener->postSavepointCommit($event); } else { if ($this->transactionLevel == 1) { if ( ! empty($this->invalid)) { $this->rollback(); $tmp = $this->invalid; $this->invalid = array(); throw new Doctrine_Validator_Exception($tmp); } // take snapshots of all collections used within this transaction foreach ($this->_collections as $coll) { $coll->takeSnapshot(); } $this->_collections = array(); $event = new Doctrine_Event($this, Doctrine_Event::TX_COMMIT); $listener->preTransactionCommit($event); if ( ! $event->skipOperation) { $this->conn->getDbh()->commit(); } $listener->postTransactionCommit($event); } $this->transactionLevel--; } return true; } /** * rollback * Cancel any database changes done during a transaction or since a specific * savepoint that is in progress. This function may only be called when * auto-committing is disabled, otherwise it will fail. Therefore, a new * transaction is implicitly started after canceling the pending changes. * * this method can be listened with onPreTransactionRollback and onTransactionRollback * eventlistener methods * * @param string $savepoint name of a savepoint to rollback to * @throws Doctrine_Transaction_Exception if the rollback operation fails at database level * @return boolean false if rollback couldn't be performed, true otherwise * @todo Shouldnt this method only commit a rollback if the transactionLevel is 1 * (STATE_ACTIVE)? Explanation: Otherwise a rollback that is triggered from inside doctrine * in an (emulated) nested transaction would lead to a complete database level * rollback even though the client code did not yet want to do that. * In other words: if the user starts a transaction doctrine shouldnt roll it back. * Doctrine should only roll back transactions started by doctrine. Thoughts? */ public function rollback($savepoint = null) { $this->conn->connect(); $currentState = $this->getState(); if ($currentState != self::STATE_ACTIVE && $currentState != self::STATE_BUSY) { return false; } $listener = $this->conn->getAttribute(Doctrine::ATTR_LISTENER); if ( ! is_null($savepoint)) { $this->transactionLevel -= $this->removeSavePoints($savepoint); $event = new Doctrine_Event($this, Doctrine_Event::SAVEPOINT_ROLLBACK); $listener->preSavepointRollback($event); if ( ! $event->skipOperation) { $this->rollbackSavePoint($savepoint); } $listener->postSavepointRollback($event); } else { $event = new Doctrine_Event($this, Doctrine_Event::TX_ROLLBACK); $listener->preTransactionRollback($event); if ( ! $event->skipOperation) { $this->transactionLevel = 0; try { $this->conn->getDbh()->rollback(); } catch (Exception $e) { throw new Doctrine_Transaction_Exception($e->getMessage()); } } $listener->postTransactionRollback($event); } return true; } /** * releaseSavePoint * creates a new savepoint * * @param string $savepoint name of a savepoint to create * @return void */ protected function createSavePoint($savepoint) { throw new Doctrine_Transaction_Exception('Savepoints not supported by this driver.'); } /** * releaseSavePoint * releases given savepoint * * @param string $savepoint name of a savepoint to release * @return void */ protected function releaseSavePoint($savepoint) { throw new Doctrine_Transaction_Exception('Savepoints not supported by this driver.'); } /** * rollbackSavePoint * releases given savepoint * * @param string $savepoint name of a savepoint to rollback to * @return void */ protected function rollbackSavePoint($savepoint) { throw new Doctrine_Transaction_Exception('Savepoints not supported by this driver.'); } /** * removeSavePoints * removes a savepoint from the internal savePoints array of this transaction object * and all its children savepoints * * @param sring $savepoint name of the savepoint to remove * @return integer removed savepoints */ private function removeSavePoints($savepoint) { $this->savePoints = array_values($this->savePoints); $found = false; $i = 0; foreach ($this->savePoints as $key => $sp) { if ( ! $found) { if ($sp === $savepoint) { $found = true; } } if ($found) { $i++; unset($this->savePoints[$key]); } } return $i; } /** * setIsolation * * Set the transacton isolation level. * (implemented by the connection drivers) * * example: * * * $tx->setIsolation('READ UNCOMMITTED'); * * * @param string standard isolation level * READ UNCOMMITTED (allows dirty reads) * READ COMMITTED (prevents dirty reads) * REPEATABLE READ (prevents nonrepeatable reads) * SERIALIZABLE (prevents phantom reads) * * @throws Doctrine_Transaction_Exception if the feature is not supported by the driver * @throws PDOException if something fails at the PDO level * @return void */ public function setIsolation($isolation) { throw new Doctrine_Transaction_Exception('Transaction isolation levels not supported by this driver.'); } /** * getTransactionIsolation * * fetches the current session transaction isolation level * * note: some drivers may support setting the transaction isolation level * but not fetching it * * @throws Doctrine_Transaction_Exception if the feature is not supported by the driver * @throws PDOException if something fails at the PDO level * @return string returns the current session transaction isolation level */ public function getIsolation() { throw new Doctrine_Transaction_Exception('Fetching transaction isolation level not supported by this driver.'); } }