In my order process code I start a mySql transaction and start doing inserts and assigning insert ids to the relevant objects in php. When I encounter certain sql errors I rollback the sql transaction, but obviously any ids set in my php objects are still set. Any suggestions for a good way to go back to a previous state? Clone all your affected objects at the start of the process? Is there a better way?
Well why not? If you want something more sophisticated, you might have a look at state managing libraries such as php_redux (disclaimer: I only know the JS original and this one seems to be a one-man “fun” port, but you’ll get an idea).
If you just want to abstract away the storing of the objects’ properties, maybe something like this would do the trick?
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