SinglePhaseEnlistment.Aborted Method
Definition
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Represents a callback that is used to indicate to the transaction manager that the transaction should be rolled back.
Overloads
| Aborted() |
Represents a callback that is used to indicate to the transaction manager that the transaction should be rolled back. |
| Aborted(Exception) |
Represents a callback that is used to indicate to the transaction manager that the transaction should be rolled back, and provides an explanation. |
Remarks
A transaction participant uses this method to notify the transaction manager that the transaction should be rolled back.
Aborted()
- Source:
- SinglePhaseEnlistment.cs
- Source:
- SinglePhaseEnlistment.cs
- Source:
- SinglePhaseEnlistment.cs
Represents a callback that is used to indicate to the transaction manager that the transaction should be rolled back.
public:
void Aborted();public void Aborted ();member this.Aborted : unit -> unitPublic Sub Aborted ()Remarks
A transaction participant implementing the ISinglePhaseNotification interface uses this method to notify the transaction manager that it cannot commit, and that the transaction should be rolled back.
Applies to
Aborted(Exception)
- Source:
- SinglePhaseEnlistment.cs
- Source:
- SinglePhaseEnlistment.cs
- Source:
- SinglePhaseEnlistment.cs
Represents a callback that is used to indicate to the transaction manager that the transaction should be rolled back, and provides an explanation.
public:
void Aborted(Exception ^ e);public void Aborted (Exception? e);public void Aborted (Exception e);member this.Aborted : Exception -> unitPublic Sub Aborted (e As Exception)Parameters
An explanation of why a rollback is initiated.
Applies to
.NET