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Databases - Practical PostgreSQL
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ROLLBACK

Name

ROLLBACK -- Aborts the current transaction block and abandons any modifications it would have made.

Synopsis

ROLLBACK [ WORK | TRANSACTION ]

Parameters

WORK | TRANSACTION

A pair of optional noise keywords. They can be ignored, or used to make your SQL more readable.

Results

ABORT

The message returned when a transaction is aborted successfully.

NOTICE: ROLLBACK: no transaction in progress

The notice returned if there is not a transaction in progress to rollback.

Description

Use ROLLBACK to abort a transaction in progress and discard all changes either already made or queued to be made on COMMIT.

Example

The following example demonstrates how to rollback an accidental delete performed within a transaction block:

booktown=# 
BEGIN WORK;

BEGIN
booktown=# 
DELETE FROM shipments;

DELETE 36
booktown=# 
ROLLBACK WORK;

ROLLBACK
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