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Both check and rutime exceptions are rolled back #41

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Both check and rutime exceptions are rolled back
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In this example we rollback the transaction if the destination account is not active. Also, if an unchecked `Exception` or `Error` (but not a checked `Exception`, even though Groovy doesn't require that you catch checked exceptions) is thrown during the process the transaction will automatically be rolled back.
In this example we rollback the transaction if the destination account is not active.

Also, if an `Exception` (both checked or runtime exception) or `Error` is thrown during the process the transaction will automatically be rolled back..

WARNING: GORM versions prior to 6.0.0 did not rolled back transactions for a checked `Exception`.

You can also use "save points" to rollback a transaction to a particular point in time if you don't want to rollback the entire transaction. This can be achieved through the use of Spring's http:https://docs.spring.io/spring/docs/current/javadoc-api/org/springframework/transaction/SavepointManager.html[SavePointManager] interface.

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