behavior By default, databases are initialized with autocommit=True, you can turn this on and off at runtime if you like. The behavior below is roughly the same as the context manager and decorator: db.set_autocommit(False)

behavior By default, databases are initialized with autocommit=True, you can turn this on and off at runtime if you like. The behavior below is roughly the same as the context manager and decorator: db.set_autocommit(False)

Mode By default, databases are initialized with autocommit=True, you can turn this on and off at runtime if you like. If you choose to disable autocommit, then you must explicitly call Database.begin() you want to define your models but you do not know what database engine you will be using until runtime. Example: database_proxy = Proxy() # Create a proxy for our db. class BaseModel(Model): class

Mode By default, databases are initialized with autocommit=True, you can turn this on and off at runtime if you like. If you choose to disable autocommit, then you must explicitly call Database.begin() you want to define your models but you do not know what database engine you will be using until runtime. Example: database_proxy = Proxy() # Create a proxy for our db. class BaseModel(Model): class

behavior By default, databases are initialized with autocommit=True, you can turn this on and off at runtime if you like. The behavior below is roughly the same as the context manager and decorator: db.set_autocommit(False)

behavior By default, databases are initialized with autocommit=True, you can turn this on and off at runtime if you like. The behavior below is roughly the same as the context manager and decorator: db.set_autocommit(False)

behavior By default, databases are initialized with autocommit=True, you can turn this on and off at runtime if you like. The behavior below is roughly the same as the context manager and decorator: db.set_autocommit(False)