In a Go application using Gorm, you encounter a scenario where you need to ensure that a series of database operations either all succeed or all fail together. How would you implement this using Gorm?
- Execute each operation individually and handle the error cases separately
- Implement custom error handling for each operation and roll back changes manually if any operation fails
- Use Gorm's auto-commit feature to ensure all operations are committed together
- Use Gorm's transaction feature to wrap the series of operations in a transaction block
Gorm provides a transaction feature that allows grouping multiple database operations into a single unit of work. This ensures that either all operations succeed and are committed or none of them are, maintaining database integrity. Using transactions also helps in managing resources efficiently.
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