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Enlist Transaction

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Amer - 30 Mar 2004 23:56 GMT
Hello Alll

I have and interface with two methods Save() and Load(). A Base class
implements the interface and inherits ServicedComponent. I only want the
save to be enlist as a transaction. Is there an attribute or another
mechanism not to make Load() enlist as a part of a transaction.

Thank you

Deepa Gill
Tomas Restrepo \(MVP\) - 31 Mar 2004 11:58 GMT
Amer,

> I have and interface with two methods Save() and Load(). A Base class
> implements the interface and inherits ServicedComponent. I only want the
> save to be enlist as a transaction. Is there an attribute or another
> mechanism not to make Load() enlist as a part of a transaction.

Nope, you'll need to break it into two different classes.

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tomasr@mvps.org


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