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Transaction Object in ADO.NET 

 
by AspAlliance.com

Transaction Object in ADO.NET is a tutorial which describes you the two ADO.NET transaction objects such as SqlTransaction and OleDbTransaction which helps you to implement transactions. These transaction objects has three methods such as Rollback, Commit and BeginTransaction. The author explains the two objects with an example code.

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