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... Services to do database testing. This is a pretty nice solution but if you are using .Net 2 then there is an even simpler way: Using System.Transactions.TransactionScope.
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Right now NH 1.2 does not appear capable of participating in .net 2 TransactionScope transactions. Not sure what the fix entails, but adding this support would be really really ...
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using (System.Transactions. TransactionScope ts = new System.Transactions. TransactionScope ()) { SqlConnection cn = new SqlConnection (CONNECTION_STRING
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Using System.Transactions.TransactionScope to ensure no permenant DB changes from Unit Tests. Thread Starter: KevinBuchan Started: 11 Aug 2006 4:39 PM UTC Replies: 2
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If you use DataProviderEnterprise as the provider class are you required to use System.Transactions.TransactionScope when setting up a transaction block?
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Building Transacted Code Blocks with System.Transactions.TransactionScope. Transacted code blocks are a group of actions that occur as part of a transaction.
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Currently the .Net Framework (v1.0 and v1.1) support for transactions is offered by System.EnterpriseServices and by the System.Data.IDbTransaction, implemented by of your favorite ...
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I've enjoyed reading about the new System.Transactions namespace and the easy to use TransactionScope object. But there was always something that I wasn't sure about, and from ...
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System.Transactions.TransactionScope.TransactionScope (System.Transactions.Transaction,System.TimeSpan,System.Transactions.EnterpriseServicesInteropOption)
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Makes a code block transactional. This class cannot be inherited. ... The System.Transactions infrastructure provides both an explicit programming model based on the Transaction ...
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