I am developing application in N-Tier Architecture. as we all know that we need to implement transactions while insert/update/delete operation. please tell me how to use transaction in c#.net in N-Tier architecture. my architecture is like this Applicationform->middle_Layre->Factory->DataAccessLayre->StoredProcedure->Table in application form i create object of middleLayer and pass data in Insert/update/delete function of middle layer. i am creating object of sqlcommand in factoryclass and fill the data which i gets from middle layer and pass that object os sqlcommand to DAL.
Here is a representative pattern of software layers you can follow:
Database <-> DAL <-> Repository <-> BLL <-> Controller <-> View Model <-> UI
Where
DAL == Data Access Layer (aka ORM, Object-Relational mapper)
BLL == Business Logic Layer*
In this model, the transaction takes place in the Repository, where a "unit of work" is arranged. Typically, this happens by requesting data from the DAL, performing work on it, and saving changes. The DAL will generally wrap a transaction around your unit of work.
The Database, DAL, Repository and BLL collectively form what is known as the Model in MVC (Model-view-controller) architecture. All business logic and data manipulation takes place in the Model. The controller acts as a go-between between the model and the View Model/UI, which collectively form the view.
The Repository is where you would set up your "Unit of Work."
*Optional
As long as your code is running on the same machine, without any WCF or Web Service calls between the layers, you could use TransactionScope.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.transactions.transactionscope.aspx
Just place the calls that you want to occur with a transaction, inside the transaction scope.
Another option is to place the logic in a stored procedure. This way your DAL makes a single call to the db that rolls back on failure.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1787948/how-to-maintain-transaction-in-n-tier-architecture