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Allow partial pipelining within a transaction #951
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Alternatively, maybe there could be a specific |
I think your example is great, and ought to work :) Also for doing it in the middle of other queries this should be supported: await sql.begin(async sql => {
const [movie] = await sql`
SELECT * FROM Movie
WHERE name = 'Star Wars'
`
await Promise.all([
sql`
INSERT INTO MovieActor
-- some statement using ${movie.id}
`,
sql`
INSERT INTO MovieReleases
-- some statement using ${movie.id}
`,
// etc
])
await sql` ... something else `
}) I might have some time to toy with this soon, but if you want to take a stab at it, feel free :) |
Until then, are you sure your use case can't work with CTE's ? |
I think CTEs can work in most situations, but it would be nice to have the option to pipeline statements. |
Allow pipelining the some requests in a transaction without requiring that all the requests are pipelined. This would allow selecting to get the id of a row, then issuing multiple statements based on the id of the row in a pipelined fashion.
For example:
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