sqltransaction

If I create a Stored Procedure in SQL and call it ( EXEC spStoredProcedure ) within the BEGIN/END TRANSACTION, does this other stored procedure also fall into the transaction? I didn't know if it worked like try/catches in C#. Yes, everything that you do between the Begin Transaction and Commit (or Rollback) is part of the transaction. Miles Sounds great, thanks a bunch. I ended up doing something like this (because I'm on 05) BEGIN TRY BEGIN TRANSACTION DO SOMETHING COMMIT END TRY BEGIN CATCH IF @@TRANCOUNT > 0 ROLLBACK -- Raise an error with the details of the exception DECLARE @ErrMsg

As learning exercise and before trying to use any ORM (like EF) I want to build a personal project using ADO.NET and stored procedures. Because I don't want my code to become a mess over time, I want to use some patterns like the repository and UoW patterns. I've got almost everything figured it out, except for the transaction handling. To somehow 'simulate' a UoW, I used this class provided by @jgauffin, but what's stopping me from using that class is that every time you create a new instance of that class ( AdoNetUnitOfWork ) you're automatically beginning a transaction and there a lot of

I am using following code to execute two commands at once. I used sqltransaction to assure either all command get executed or rolled back.When I run my program without "transaction" it run properly but when I use "transaction" with them they show error. My code is as follow; SqlTransaction transaction = connectionsql.BeginTransaction(); try { SqlCommand cmd1 = new SqlCommand("select account_name from master_account where NOT account_name = 'BANK' AND NOT account_name = 'LOAN'", connectionsql); SqlDataReader dr1 = cmd1.ExecuteReader(); while (dr1.Read()) { comboBox1.Items.Add(dr1[0].ToString()