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Transaction when using smo and DataContext of linq

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shangjie.liu@micropatternusa.com - 12 Mar 2008 02:34 GMT
In the operation,it is neccessary to create a new table by smo and then
insert some data into the new table by DataContext.Executecommand().
Is it possible to implement in a transaction? If no,any adivise?
Thanks.
Marc Gravell - 12 Mar 2008 06:07 GMT
I haven't tried (I'm not a big fan of too much CREATE TABLE inside an
app [except for @ or #]), but \you could try wrapping the whole thing
in a TransactionScope... alternatively, use raw SQL to create the
table insead of SMO?

Marc
Paker Liu - 12 Mar 2008 13:03 GMT
Thanks for your reply.
I will test the case with TransactionScope and send a  report about the
results later.
thank you again.
Paker Liu
>I haven't tried (I'm not a big fan of too much CREATE TABLE inside an
> app [except for @ or #]), but \you could try wrapping the whole thing
> in a TransactionScope... alternatively, use raw SQL to create the
> table insead of SMO?
>
> Marc

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