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DOCSP-44627: Add retry information #132

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10 changes: 7 additions & 3 deletions source/fundamentals/transactions.txt
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Expand Up @@ -94,9 +94,13 @@ describes these methods:
transaction was committed or ended.

* - ``and_run()``
- | Runs the given callback, then commits or ends the transaction. When you
use this method to perform a transaction, the driver automatically
handles any errors, so you can choose to omit error handling code.
- | Runs the given callback, then commits or ends the transaction. If
the callback raises an error with a ``TRANSIENT_TRANSACTION_ERROR``
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It will also retry if committing the transaction returns a transient error.

label, the driver retries the callback. If the callback raises any
other error, the driver ends the transaction and returns the error
to the caller. When you use this method to perform a transaction,
the driver automatically handles any errors, so you can choose to omit
error handling code.
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| Because the callback returns a future and can be run multiple
times, the Rust language closure borrowing rules for captured
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