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II was wondering if mySql can &nbsp;handle the transaction rollback across nested procedures like I have below? &nbsp;Does the answer change if there is another transaction in procedure2? &nbsp;Thanks!<br />
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CREATE PROCEDURE ee.procedure1()<br />
BEGIN<br />
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START TRANSACTION;<br />
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UPDATE tbl_a SET colA=1;<br />
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CALL procedure2();# this stored procedure updates a tbl_b, tbl_c<br />
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COMMIT;<br />
END<br />
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Server info:<br />
MySQL 5.0.45-community-nt via TCP/IP<br />
MySQL Client Version 5.1.11<br />
InnoDB Engine
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II was wondering if mySql can  handle the transaction rollback across nested procedures like I have below?  Does the answer change if there is another transaction in procedure2?  Thanks!

CREATE PROCEDURE ee.procedure1()
BEGIN

START TRANSACTION;

UPDATE tbl_a SET colA=1;

CALL procedure2();# this stored procedure updates a tbl_b, tbl_c

COMMIT;
END


Server info:
MySQL 5.0.45-community-nt via TCP/IP
MySQL Client Version 5.1.11
InnoDB Engine

Do nested stored procedures work with transactions?

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