feat: automatic fallback to Partitioned DML #2593
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Adds a third option for the `spanner.autocommit_dml_mode`. This third option first tries to execute a DML statement using a standard, atomic transaction. If that fails because the transaction mutation limit was exceeded, the statement is retried using a Partitioned DML transaction. Usage: ``` set spanner.autocommit_dml_mode='TRANSACTIONAL_WITH_FALLBACK_TO_PARTITIONED_NON_ATOMIC'; -- The following statement is executed as an atomic DML statement first. -- If that fails due to exceeding the Spanner mutation limit, then this statement -- will automatically be retried using Partitioned DML. update large_table set active=true where active is null; ```
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Adds a third option for the
spanner.autocommit_dml_mode. This third option first tries to execute a DML statement using a standard, atomic transaction. If that fails because the transaction mutation limit was exceeded, the statement is retried using a Partitioned DML transaction.Usage: