I have been trying to figure out a way to convert
System.Transactions.Transaction.Current to System.Data.Common.DbTransaction
with no luck so far. Is this even possible? I am using the Enterprise
Library, and several of their calls take in a transaction, but it is of type
DbTransaction. I have tried straight casting, but it is not compileable.

DbTransaction transaction = (DbTransaction)Transaction.Current;

Error 1 Cannot convert type 'System.Transactions.Transaction' to
'System.Data.Common.DbTransaction'

What are you trying to do, or why are you trying to do this? I suspect
this approach is a dead-end. Perhaps there is another approach to
handling your scenario (but you have to tell us what it is).

--Mary

On Mon, 12 Dec 2005 10:46:49 -0600, "Tim Cartwright"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>I have been trying to figure out a way to convert
>System.Transactions.Transaction.Current to System.Data.Common.DbTransaction
>with no luck so far. Is this even possible? I am using the Enterprise
>Library, and several of their calls take in a transaction, but it is of type
>DbTransaction. I have tried straight casting, but it is not compileable.
>
>DbTransaction transaction = (DbTransaction)Transaction.Current;
>
>Error 1 Cannot convert type 'System.Transactions.Transaction' to
>'System.Data.Common.DbTransaction'
>
>