Transaction Class

Begins a new transaction. Be sure to Dispose, Commit, or Abort this transaction as soon as you are done using it. Keeping transactions open for a long time will substantially increase the memory usage and slow the performance of the software transactional memory system. You should generally use DoTransactionally(ActionTransaction) instead of constructing a transaction directly.

Gets the transaction context in which this transaction operates. This transaction can only be used to access transacted objects in this context.

Gets a value indicating whether or not this transaction is still active. A transaction is active from the time it is constructed until Commit, Abort, or Dispose is called on it.

Gets the number of this transaction. Multiple transactions may share a single number and the number of a transaction may change when it is committed.

Aborts this transactions. Any changes made by this transaction will be discarded.

Adds a modification to this transaction. This method is intended to be called within custom TransactedObject implementations.

Commits this transaction so that its changes are visible to other transactions. This method may throw TransactionConflictException if another transaction modifies one of the same values as this transaction and the other transaction commits first. Use DoTransactionally(ActionTransaction) to automatically retry conflicting exceptions.

Disposes this transaction. It is safe to call this method on a transaction that has already been committed or aborted. If it has not already been committed or aborted, it will be aborted.

Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object.

Serves as the default hash function.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Returns a string that represents the current object.