Hi, I am new to CSLA.Net. I a currently play around with CSLA 3.5.
I have a question, do I need to put the "<Transactional(TransactionalTypes.TransactionScope)>" on all the update/insert/delete function? Fyi, I would like to have full transactional function in all my BOs.
Thanks in advance.
Jason Law
You probably should. However, you should investigate the
implications of using, as your objects may delegate transactional support to
MSDTC in some cases. You might want to opt to use explicit DB transactions
instead. If you search the forums, you will find threads where Rocky
explains the whole process.
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Subject: [CSLA .NET]
<Transactional(TransactionalTypes.TransactionScope)> in all
update/insert/delete function?
Hi, I am new to CSLA.Net. I a currently play around with CSLA 3.5.
I have a question, do I need to put the
"<Transactional(TransactionalTypes.TransactionScope)>" on all
the update/insert/delete function? Fyi, I would like to full transactional
function in all my BOs.
Thanks in advance.
Jason Law
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