microsoft.public.dotnet.framework

Cowboy

11/6/2008 2:35:00 AM

The method of handling this in most MS data objects is to hold original
state as well as changed state. You can then rollback to original. The
DataSet is a great example of this. If you want the same capability, you
will have to roll some of your own.

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"Aamir Mahmood" <aamirmahmood@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi
>
> I am using System.Transactions.TransactionScope to implement the
> transactions in my code.
>
> When the transaction is rolled back because of any reason, I want all the
> objects that were modified in the transaction scope to be in their initial
> (pre-transaction) state.
>
> By 'all the objects' I mean the C# object instances that were modified
> (any
> property, field changed) during the transaction.
>
> Is there something already available in .net? Or some standard approach I
> should follow.
>
> Please advise.
>
> Thanks
>
> -AM-
>
>
>