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Re: ServiceConfig - TransactionIsolationLevel
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Re: ServiceConfig - TransactionIsolationLevel -
07-27-2004
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Does anyone know if it is actually possible to drop the isolationlevel to say...ReadUnCommitted? I have tried the following: objServiceConfig.IsolationLevel=EnterpriseServices .TransactionIsolationLevel |
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This seems to have no effect. I have tested on WinXp Sp1 and Win2003...same be4haviour |
Are you using Services Without Components? (SWC?). That's the only case
where ServiceConfig class will work. If not, on those two platforms, if
you're using System.EnterpriseServices, you'll need to use the Isolation
property of the TransactionAttribute attribute on your ServicedComponent or
change the appropriate configuration on the COM+ catalog.
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Tomas Restrepo
tomasr (AT) mvps (DOT) org
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Milo, Does anyone know if it is actually possible to drop the isolationlevel to say...ReadUnCommitted? I have tried the following: objServiceConfig.IsolationLevel=EnterpriseServices .TransactionIsolationLevel ..ReadUncommitted This seems to have no effect. I have tested on WinXp Sp1 and Win2003...same be4haviour Are you using Services Without Components? (SWC?). That's the only case where ServiceConfig class will work. If not, on those two platforms, if you're using System.EnterpriseServices, you'll need to use the Isolation property of the TransactionAttribute attribute on your ServicedComponent or change the appropriate configuration on the COM+ catalog. -- Tomas Restrepo tomasr (AT) mvps (DOT) org |
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Milo, Does anyone know if it is actually possible to drop the isolationlevel to say...ReadUnCommitted? I have tried the following: objServiceConfig.IsolationLevel=EnterpriseServices .TransactionIsolationLevel ..ReadUncommitted This seems to have no effect. I have tested on WinXp Sp1 and Win2003...same be4haviour Are you using Services Without Components? (SWC?). That's the only case where ServiceConfig class will work. If not, on those two platforms, if you're using System.EnterpriseServices, you'll need to use the Isolation property of the TransactionAttribute attribute on your ServicedComponent or change the appropriate configuration on the COM+ catalog. -- Tomas Restrepo tomasr (AT) mvps (DOT) org |
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