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Asked: 2026-05-13T11:20:41+00:00

I am developing a small desktop application using C#.NET and MS-Access . I don’t

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I am developing a small desktop application using C#.NET and MS-Access. I don’t have any prior experience of MS-Access. I want to know if we can use transactions in Ms-Access or not.

I have the below mentioned situation.

Insert in Tbl1
Insert in Tbl2

I want to insert in tbl2 only when insertion in tbl1 is successful. And if there is some exception during insertion in tbl2, I want to rollback the insertion in tbl1.

I know this can easily be achieved in sql-server, but in case of ms-access, How should I manage this.
Please Help, Thanks in advance.

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  1. Editorial Team

    It looks like we do: MSDN – TRANSACTION Statement (Microsoft Access SQL)

    Transactions are not started automatically. To start a transaction, you must do so explicitly using:

    BEGIN TRANSACTION

    Conclude a transaction by committing all work performed during the transaction:

    COMMIT [TRANSACTION | WORK]

    Conclude a transaction by rolling back all work performed during the transaction:

    ROLLBACK [TRANSACTION | WORK]
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