Transactions

G

Guest

Transactions with .NET 2.0.

If I code this in C# method:


Customer objCust = new Customer();

using(TransactionScope scope=new TransactionScope())
{

objCust.UpdateData(); // updates customer record via stored
procedure with a standard excutenonquery
scope.Complete();

}

Is it necessary to then put in the SQL Server Stored Procedure SQL a
Begin Transaction/End Transaction syntax, or is this already taken
care of with the above code?
 
M

Miha Markic

If your dataprovider (I assume SQL Server in this case) supports
System.Transactions (Sql Server ado.net provider does) then you don't need
explicit begin/end transaction syntax as those are taken care by
TransactionScope.
 

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