When it comes to database transaction management, you have three choices: ADO.NET data source transactions (IDbTransaction, etc.), SQL transactions (TSQL ‘begin tran’, etc.), and MSDTC transactions (System.Transactions, COM+, etc.). You must choose which technology fits your needs but do not mix technologies; you will pay for it when things go awry.
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