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I am current writing an application that will require multiple inserts, updates and deletes for my business entity. I am using the TransactionScope class to guarantee all the stored procedures can commit or roll back as a single unit of work.
My question is, I am required to also use COMMIT TRAN and ROLLBACK TRAN is each of my stored procedures if I am using the TransactionScope class in my .NET class library?
ON 2005 its not necessary, on 2000 I would ,Also, i usually put the transactionscope in a ‘using’ block.
There are some performance issues when using it on 2000 and older vs 2005.
See here
Thanks