I have an application running multiple threads. The threads do NOT share an ObjectContext (each thread has its own - I know they are not thread safe).
I want to do work in a distributed transaction, commit it, then be able to read the results. Something like:
I\'ve build a class to synchronize data between two different datasources. This synchronization is divided into multiple parts (and methods). Every method has his own TransactionSco开发者_StackOverflo
I am trying to use a transaction scope inside a loop.The entire loop 开发者_StackOverflowtakes place using a single connection to the database.I am using entity framework 4 for database access.During
Hope someone of you have been there. I need to do some database stuff which involve multiple tables. I am using SubSonic 3 SimpleRepository to update/access records. Now in between calls to update tab
I have some code like this: using (var scope = GetTransactionScope()) { ... do stuff InfoLogger.LogInformation(\"blah blah\", \"Blah blah\", someEventId);
Long story below short question: How can I get Spring\'s NamedParameterJDBCTemplate join Hibernate\'s session?
We are using Enterprise Library for data access. One of our methods has a de开发者_StackOverflow社区lete and then an insert, against the same table. This gives a deadlock.
How can I use classes from System.Transactions namespace to achieve similar effect as I can get when using SqlTransaction.Save(savePoint) and SqlTransaction.Rollback(savePoint). The effect of using th
Is it real to use System.Transactions (primarily TransactionScope) across different AppDomains and processes?
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