> No in fact it does not solve my problem, but maybe i don't understand very
> well.
> This is my piece of code:
>
> $this->StadiobingoBet->query('SET AUTOCOMMIT = OFF');
> debug($this->StadiobingoBet->begin());
> if (!$this->StadiobingoBet->saveAll(null, array('atomic' => true,
> 'validate' => false))) {
> $this->StadiobingoBet->commit();
> } else {
> $this->StadiobingoBet->rollback();
> }
>
I seem to remember that model's commit and rollback functions are deprecated,
but I could be wrong; anyway, the book [1] suggests to invoke those methods on
the dataSource object (I'm not at home, so I can't confirm this is causing the
problem): give it a try.
If that does not work, try transactions inside MySQL shell, and if that works,
then analyze all the queries executed by cakephp.
Matteo
[1] http://book.cakephp.org/2.0/en/models/transactions.html?highlight=transactions
> If the query of save associated goes well, it have to rollback, but it does
> not.
>
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