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It is possible to work within a transaction in two ways: manually or via the use of the @Transactional
annotation. The first one is highly dependent of the used backend (ie: Hibernate vs jOOQ), the second one is fully handled by Void Framework. For more information on the manual management of transactions, go to the page corresponding to the backend used.
The transactional annotation itself defines the scope of a single database transaction. Void Framework fully implements Transactional
(Jakarta) annotation, so all availables options can be used without any restrictions.
If annotation is used both at class and method level, the second one will take ascendance.
Transactional
annotation does not allow the specification of the data source to be used. The current implementation will only work for data source default
.