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bminer edited this page Dec 19, 2012
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Welcome to the node-mysql-queues wiki!
- Are you calling
end()
on the MySQL client? If so, make sure that's in your final callback (i.e. rollback() and/or commit() callbacks). - Remove node-mysql-queues from your project. If the problem still occurs, the issue is not node-mysql-queues related and you might get more help asking the node-mysql folks what's going on.
You're probably doing something wrong. ;) Check the following:
- Are you tables InnoDB or MyISAM? Are you using a storage engine that supports transactions?
- Are you executing data definition queries like
ALTER TABLE
before you rollback? MySQL auto-commits a transaction when you run data definition queries.
Woah... chill, dude. Does node-mysql work properly without node-mysql-queues? If not, go complain there. If the problem is solely related to node-mysql-queues, post an issue on Github or email me directly.