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The JSON response contains markdown formatting and special characters like asterisks, which are not valid in JSON. The 'decision' field must be a string from the allowed enum values, and the 'reason' field must be a string. Additionally, the response should only contain valid JSON without any extra text or formatting.
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| INSERT INTO Products (Name, Description, Price, WarehouseAmount) | ||
| VALUES ('AwersomeProduct', 'Product Desctiption', 5, 42); | ||
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| -- Start the transaction | ||
| INSERT INTO Customers (FirstName, LastName, Email, Address) | ||
| VALUES ('John', 'Dou', 'j@dou.ua', 'far, far away'); |
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The INSERT statements for Products and Customers (lines 3-7) add seed data. The task requirements state: 'ensure all tables in the database are empty' before running test.sql. If test.sql seeds this data itself, these inserts will cause duplicate key violations. Consider removing these seed inserts if test.sql provides its own test data.
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Your solution is approved. The code correctly implements all functional requirements for the transaction task - it creates an order for customer ID 1 with AwersomeProduct (ID: 1, count: 1) on the specified date, properly separates the independent order creation from dependent operations, and wraps the order item insertion and warehouse update in a transaction to ensure atomicity. The use of LAST_INSERT_ID() to capture and link the new order ID is correct. Well done on understanding when operations should be inside vs. outside a transaction based on their dependencies.
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