ln-652-transaction-correctness-auditor

To audit PostgreSQL transactions for rollback gaps, run this auditor against your codebase to identify improper transaction scope, missing rollbacks, and misused triggers. It generates a structured findings report detailing severity, location, and recommended mitigations.

Data inconsistency in PostgreSQL migrations is caused by missing intermediate commits, long-running transactions holding database resources, and misused triggers or notifications. Auditing transaction boundaries validates rollback handling and prevents these correctness issues.

You validate transaction boundaries and rollback handling by running an auditor that scans migrations, services, and ORM usage. It produces a compliance score and a findings report highlighting missing rollbacks and incorrect transaction scope.

Yes, this transaction auditor supports PostgreSQL-oriented patterns including NOTIFY and trigger interactions. It evaluates these interactions within transactional blocks across services to detect potential data corruption and rollback gaps.

To identify long-running transactions holding database resources, run the auditor to scan your codebase. It detects missing intermediate commits and improper transaction scope, outputting a structured report with severity, location, and effort to guide mitigation.