msdtc

问题 Question is in the title. I'd just love to understand why this isn't supported? Just to clarify this is MS Sql Server 2005 / 2008. 回答1: Because it's potentially inconsistent and it's weaker out of the box than lock-based isolation (ANSI SQL). Or, the downsides (such as this banking example) require more work and thinking to keep things correct so it's simply safer not to support it. Finally (I've not checked), is it in the ANSI standard? It could be a very bespoke solution and you'd be unable

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 7 years ago . We are using MSDTC for SQL transactions. I am having issue with setting up firewall for MSDTC to work. The application and SQL are running on separate machine. Currently MSDTC is working if i turn off firewall on application server. I think there should be someway to add exception to the firewall setting for

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 7 years ago . We are using MSDTC for SQL transactions. I am having issue with setting up firewall for MSDTC to work. The application and SQL are running on separate machine. Currently MSDTC is working if i turn off firewall on application server. I think there should be someway to add exception to the firewall setting for

问题 I have a web application that uses the Entity Framework - we make use of the TransactionScope class to provide ambient transactions. Is there any way to tell EF to use a standard T-SQL transaction in preference to DTC transaction? Quite often we make a number of queries to different tables inside one EntityContext and one TransactionScope instance, however this seems to always promote the transaction to DTC I have put a short example together, see below. The query to the individual table

问题 I have a considerably large application that uses MSDTC. How many ports should I open? Is there any way to determine it? EDIT: I know what ports I need to open, I don't know how many I need. 回答1: I think Migol wants to know how big the range of the RPC dynamic port allocation should be. In the KB they mention a minimum of 100 ports Furthermore, previous experience shows that a minimum of 100 ports should be opened, because several system services rely on these RPC ports to communicate with

问题 I am using MVC 3 with Entities, now I have used the below line of codes from my controller using (var scope = new TransactionScope()) { _myRepository.DeleteFM1(id); _myRepository.DeleteFM2(id, name); scope.Complete(); } and inside my DeleteFM2 method which happens to be my method defined in the Entity class is as follows : public void DeleteFM2(int id, string name) { var data= _repositoryMD.Fetch().Where(mColl => mColl.Col1 == id); if (data!= null) { //insert here is giving some error MSDTC

问题 In another question, I need to use ASPNET BoilerPlate (EF Core template) with the Oracle database but it does not support so far. So I tried to use SQL Server with Linked Server to Oracle database. What I have tried: Create Linked Server named "LinkedOracle" from SqlServer to Oracle database Create a SqlServer database named "FakeOracleDb" and create Views to LinkedOracle tables by: CREATE VIEW CUSTOMER AS SELECT * FROM LinkedOracle..MYUSER.CUSTOMER Now I have a fake SQL Server database that

问题 I have application A and application B, both on the same server. Application A is calling WCF service, located in application B using netmsmqbinding and a private queue. B's service method, which is called, is using entity framework to make a call to the database. However, this exception is thrown in B: System.Data.Entity.Core.EntityException: The underlying provider failed on Open. ---> System.Transactions.TransactionManagerCommunicationException: Communication with the underlying

问题 I want confirm if the Transaction that Entity Framework's ObjectContext.Connection.BeginTransaction() method returns uses the support of MSDTC (Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator) or not? Is there any way to use transactions without support of MSDTC? 回答1: It will automatically promote to a transaction coordinated by MSDTC under certain conditions. Each time you call ObjectContext.SaveChanges() a new transaction is created if there isn't already one in scope (if there is already an

问题 I am getting this exception on my subscriber when I try to save a record to a database from within my Handle(T value) method in my IHandleMessages implementation. Does anyone know why that would happen? I think I remember that NServiceBus uses distributed transactions to make the handling of messages transactional, but I have no idea why it doesn't just "work" after running the "RunMeFirst.bat" file on both machines. Any ideas? 回答1: Found the answer. It looks like I needed to enable the