Chapter 10. Using Transactions to Provide Safe Database Concurrency
After completing this chapter, you will be able to:
Define Transactions in SQL Server
Handle errors during transactions
Choose the right transaction isolation level
Monitor and prevent blocking and deadlock problems
Manage transactions using ADO.NET
In the previous two chapters, you learned how to connect to remote data sources. Of particular concern to applications that involve distributed clients is the question of preventing one user from overwriting another user’s input. As an application designer, you also need to make sure that a set of related changes aren’t interrupted so that they end up only partially complete. These problems are so important for database applications ...
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