The ability to support transactions is a crucial aspect of all relational databases. In fact, it’s one of their most important features as their usage is often a crucial part of maintaining databases of any size and complexity.
Given that understanding, it makes sense that the R2DBC specification provides support and guidance for driver implementations to expose core transactional management capabilities. Along the way, we’ll explore what transactional features the specification requires to be implemented while also examining how and when ...
