TransactionOption
We are getting into the details of TransactionOption today...
1. TransactionOption.Disabled implies that automatic transactions cannot control the object... Still if you want this object to support transaction then it can be done by manual transactions...
2. TransactionOption.NotSupported implies that object context will always be created without transaction for this object no matter whether a transaction is already existing...
3. TransactionOption.Supported implies that if transaction exists the object will run under it, if it does not exist it will run without transaction...
4. TransactionOption.Required implies that if transaction exists the object will run under it, if it does not exist a new transaction will be created...
5. TransactionOption.RequiresNew implies that the a new trasaction is started for every request...
PS: Trivandrum User Group in India launches its own site... First bold move by any User Group in India and I bet it is for good... visit
http://www.t-mug.org/membersite.aspx to see for yourself...
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