MySQL 8.0 Reference Manual¶
Oracle Corporation. (2026). MySQL 8.0 Reference Manual: Statements That Cannot Be Rolled Back.
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Mechanisms¶
- Rollback Runbook
- Not everything is reversible: once a destructive, one-way migration has run there is a point of no return past which "rolling back" silently corrupts data, and the mature move is often to roll forward — fix on the current version — instead.
This sourceDocuments that important data-definition operations cannot be rolled back once executed.
- Not everything is reversible: once a destructive, one-way migration has run there is a point of no return past which "rolling back" silently corrupts data, and the mature move is often to roll forward — fix on the current version — instead.
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