In centos, MySQL 5.5.37 springmvc's serves directly succeeded in performing the DB operation. why is it not included in the transaction? there is no problem in testing the same local version, the save method for local test execution is to wait until the entire transaction is completed before data is available in the database. if a failure occurs in the middle, the data will be rolled back, however, this data already exists in the DB when the save method is executed in linux. if you do not know what is going on, please refer to centosmysqlspring mvc transaction rollback.
In centos, MySQL 5.5.37 springmvc's serves directly succeeded in performing the DB operation. why is it not included in the transaction? there is no problem in testing the same local version, the save method for local test execution is to wait until the entire transaction is completed before data is available in the database. if a failure occurs in the middle, the data will be rolled back, but in linux, this data already exists when you run the save method DB. if you don't know what is going on, please advise.