Re: Transaction span stored procedures
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Date: 4 Feb 2005 16:04:14 -0800
See "Rollbacks in Stored Procedures and Triggers" and "Transaction
Savepoints" in SQL BOL.
It is @@trancount and you have to use savepoints to manage nested
transactions inside stored procedures.
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- Re: Transaction span stored procedures
... spanning a transaction over multiple stored procedures? ... > Savepoints" in SQL BOL. ... > transactions inside stored procedures. ... (microsoft.public.sqlserver.programming) - Re: Transaction Oriented Architecture (TOA)
... It had better be a transaction I already know about so I can record it properly and make sure your session gets credit. ... In that case the client-side Data Layer has the responsibility for mundane tasks like forming SQL queries and encoding/decoding SQL datasets. ... What I am talking about is analogous to that layer that decouples the Business Layer through an interface so the Business objects don't have to know about the specific mechanisms. ... TOA/TOP proposes the database and its application domain stored procedures are the only persistence mechanism necessary, and that the benefits of a focused, single, data-permeable gateway between application and database far exceed the benefits of O/R mappings--regardless of abstraction--and that its lightweight appearance shouldn't be dismissed as missing heavyweight kick. ... (comp.object) - Re: multiple SP within transaction
... A transaction can span multiple batches, and multiple stored procedures. ... Wayne Snyder, MCDBA, SQL Server MVP ... (microsoft.public.sqlserver.programming) - Re: multiple SP within transaction
... >A transaction can span multiple batches, and multiple stored procedures. ... > Wayne Snyder, MCDBA, SQL Server MVP ... (microsoft.public.sqlserver.programming) - ADO.net or TSQL Transactions
... Should implement a transaction in both the stored procedure AND in ADO.net ... code or is doing it in one or the other good enough to protect against ... >>stored procedures, and the stored procedures are themselve quite quite ... >>protected from this by virtue of the ADO transaction object. ... (microsoft.public.sqlserver.programming) |
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