ISinglePhaseNotification.SinglePhaseCommit(SinglePhaseEnlistment) Method
Definition
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Represents the resource manager's implementation of the callback for the single phase commit optimization.
public:
void SinglePhaseCommit(System::Transactions::SinglePhaseEnlistment ^ singlePhaseEnlistment);public void SinglePhaseCommit (System.Transactions.SinglePhaseEnlistment singlePhaseEnlistment);abstract member SinglePhaseCommit : System.Transactions.SinglePhaseEnlistment -> unitPublic Sub SinglePhaseCommit (singlePhaseEnlistment As SinglePhaseEnlistment)Parameters
- singlePhaseEnlistment
- SinglePhaseEnlistment
A SinglePhaseEnlistment used to send a response to the transaction manager.
Remarks
It is the transaction manager's choice as to whether two phase commit or the single phase commit optimization is used with this resource manager. For more information on single phase and two phase commit, see Committing A Transaction In Single-Phase and Multi-Phase.
Therefore, on this enlistment of the resource manager, either the SinglePhaseCommit method is called, or the two phase commit methods defined in the IEnlistmentNotification interface are called.
Your implementation of this method should call either the Committed method or the Aborted method of the singlePhaseEnlistment parameter to indicate whether the transaction should be committed or rolled back.
The transaction manager calls this method when there is only one volatile enlistment that supports single phase commit, or when there are zero or more volatile enlistments and one durable enlistment. In the latter case, the volatile enlistments receive Prepare notifications for two-phase-commit, and the sole durable enlistment receives a single-phase commit notification.
Applies to
.NET