Below is two examples.
In the first example each apply method gets its own connection from connection pool and commits it after saveing changes to the database.
In the second example the connection is received from connection pool and passed to each apply method so changes are commited at the end.
import datetime
def change_invoice_date(item, invoice_id):
now = datetime.datetime.now()
invoices = item.task.invoices.copy(handlers=False)
invoices.set_where(id=invoice_id)
invoices.open()
invoices.edit()
invoices.invoice_date.value = now
invoices.post()
invoices.apply()
customer_id = invoices.customer.value
customers = item.task.customers.copy(handlers=False)
customers.set_where(id=customer_id)
customers.open()
customers.edit()
customers.last_modified.value = now
customers.post()
customers.apply()
import datetime
def change_invoice_date(item, invoice_id):
now = datetime.datetime.now()
con = item.task.connect()
try:
invoices = item.task.invoices.copy(handlers=False)
invoices.set_where(id=invoice_id)
invoices.open()
invoices.edit()
invoices.invoice_date.value = now
invoices.post()
invoices.apply(con)
customer_id = invoices.customer.value
customers = item.task.customers.copy(handlers=False)
customers.set_where(id=customer_id)
customers.open()
customers.edit()
customers.last_modified.value = now
customers.post()
customers.apply(con)
con.commit()
finally:
con.close()