I'm using the try catch construction like
try {
foo();
bar();
} catch(SomeException $exception){
throw new SomeException('some exception');
}
foo()
{
// sql query 'INSERT INTO .... execute query
}
bar()
{
try{
//some logic
} catch(SomeException2 $exception){
throw new SomeException2('some exception2');
}
}
Case 1:
When executing the bar() method I get an exception 'SomeException2' and record in MYSQL table is rolled back like as if I used a transaction rollback
If i try...
Case2
try {
db->startTransaction();
foo();
db->commitTransaction();
bar();
} catch(SomeException $exception){
throw new SomeException('some exception');
}
my record is saving in database.
Does catch rollback the transaction in Case #1?