Newbie question -on enablecommit and disablecommit
From: sidd (siddharthkhare_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 08/12/04
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Date: 12 Aug 2004 00:01:13 -0700
Hi All,
1)enableCommit Sets the consistent bit to true and the done bit to
false in the COM+ context.
but could some one explain a senario(example) when one would use this
method.
in other words an example on when one would want to sets the
consistent bit to true and the done bit to false .
i could see the description for these methods in msdn but could not
find a sample which would explain when and where to use it .
if possible please explain in follwoing cases
i)objects are only making use of com+ transaction support
ii)objects are using JITA and/or object pooling.
2)also second question ..if you are using com+ transaction support,can
one also use transaction in storedProc level.commiting or rollbacking
a transaction in stored proc... will it have any effect?
thanks
siddharth
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