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Beth Massi - Sharing the goodness that is VB Visual Basic Developer Center | VB Team Blog | How-Do-I Videos | Power Packs | Code Samples | VB Interviews LINQ to SQL N-Tier Smart Client - Part 3 Database Transactions Published 16 April 08 12:03 PM In my previous posts this week I showed how to build a simple distributed application with a Windows client, a WCF hosted middle-tier and a data access layer that used LINQ to SQL: LINQ to SQL N-Tier Smart Client - Part 1 Building the Middle-Tier LINQ to SQL N-Tier Smart Client - Part 2 Building the Client After sleeping on the design I realized that there's a scenario that we may want to handle. When we built the connected client-server version of the application (using the connected DataContext), because the DataContext is tracking all our changes (updates/inserts/and deletes) when we call SubmitChanges these updates are all processed in one single database transaction. This may or may not be required for your application and in the case of Orders/OrderDetails it's okay to allow the updates and inserts and then the deletes to be processed in separate transactions. However what if we were working with drug interactions in a medical application or other data that needs to provide this level of integrity? It's easy to make these modifications to our n-tier application we built. All we need to do is attach ALL the changes that we want processed in a single database transaction to one instance of the DataContext. To do this first we need to modify our service to accept all our changes. This can end up putting more data on the wire which we discussed in Part 1 so you need to evaluate your scenarios carefully. In our case I'm only pulling up open orders for a particular customer ID so the data set is relatively small. First add the following interface on our WCF service: <ServiceContract()> _ Public Interface IOMSService . . <OperationContract()> _ Function SaveAllOrders( ByRef orders As OrderList, _ ByVal deletedOr"
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