Prisma

is the `transaction` comparable with `Promise.all()`, if yes, does multiple prisma queries with with `Promise.all()`?

<@U01FNFNM6KV> :wave:

No it’s not. `$transaction` will rollback all your queries even if a single one fails (just like database transactions) where as `Promise.all` will not rollback the completed ones in case a single one fails.

Also `$transaction` will run the statements one after another where as `Promise.all` will run in parallel.

is there a way to perform a transaction where a query depends on the previous query's result? example
```transaction([
   query1,
   query2(query1.id)
])```

We will be releasing a version of how you can perform <https://github.com/prisma/prisma/issues/7956|this> in a coming release :slightly_smiling_face:

Could you share your use case for using the `id`? Can it be performed using nested writes?

Is there a way to use this to dynamically add queries to be executed in the same tranasction?