Reputation: 4077
Two tables are related and I want to write function to delete all records in these two tables, but the output indicates that I can't do that. Is the low efficient choice to delete record one by one is the only available choice?
clear_gyne()->
R = execute_mnesia_transaction(
fun()->
mnesia:clear_table(bas_gyne),
mnesia:clear_table(bas_gyne_property)
end),
R.
execute_mnesia_transaction(TxFun) ->
%% Making this a sync_transaction allows us to use dirty_read
%% elsewhere and get a consistent result even when that read
%% executes on a different node.
%% case worker_pool:submit(
%% fun () ->
Result_a = case mnesia:is_transaction() of
false -> DiskLogBefore = mnesia_dumper:get_log_writes(),
Res = mnesia:sync_transaction(TxFun),
DiskLogAfter = mnesia_dumper:get_log_writes(),
case DiskLogAfter == DiskLogBefore of
true -> Res;
false -> {sync, Res}
end;
true -> mnesia:sync_transaction(TxFun)
end,
case Result_a of
{sync, {atomic, Result}} -> mnesia_sync:sync(), Result;
{sync, {aborted, Reason}} -> throw({error, Reason});
{atomic, Result} -> Result;
{aborted, Reason} -> throw({error, Reason})
end.
execute_mnesia_transaction
is copied from rabbitmq project's source code.
The output is
bas_store:clear_gyne().
** exception throw: {error,{aborted,nested_transaction}}
in function bas_store:execute_mnesia_transaction/1 (src/bas_store.erl, line 29)
Upvotes: 1
Views: 627
Reputation: 849
mnesia:clear_table/1
is categorized into schema transactions, so can not be nested in another transaction.
cf. mnesia:clear_table http://erlang.org/pipermail/erlang-questions/2005-August/016582.html
Upvotes: 1