In MS SQL Server, I can easily put multiple insert statements 开发者_StackOverflowinto a transaction, like so:
Can anyone please tell me what is the prefered way to manage transaction when using Enterprise Library\'s DAAB (version 4.1)? I was thinking about
I saw this sentence not only in one place: \"A transaction should be kept as short as possible to avoid concurrency issues and to enable maximum number of positive commits.\"
I have several code methods that look like this: using (var connection = this.connectionFactory.GetConnection())
Is there any transactional file system implementation for Delphi that you know of? It should work at least on Windows XP and higher (and therefore not make use of the new TxF features). It should 开发
How can I tell if the transaction was FALSE or if something else happened(locked table)? $this->db->trans_start();
Are there any good reasons why one would not have transaction management in their code? The question came up when talking with a dba who gets very nervous when I bring up spring/hibernate.I mention t
Do you know a good example somewhere for this? What I would like is the following: using(IUnitOfWork uow = UnitOfWork.Start())
I\'m doing some work with EF 4.1 and I\'d like to perform a batch update on 3 tables (for the purpose of implementing a soft delete). From doing some quick research it looks like direct SQL queries ar
This seemed so easy at first but everything I know seems to be wrong again. Looking at PAQ\'s the consensus seems to be that EXEC does not start an implicit transaction, you can test this doing :
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