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I am using EF to access Sql azure. In one situation I need to make changes to two databases, for which normally I would use TransactionScope and it would escalate to MSDTC. Now MSDTC is not supported in Sql Azure, so I can’t use TransactionScope.
Is there another way to do this? (other than doing it without the distributed transaction and having to manually rollback state somehow).
One way to write your code without using the TransactionScope class is to use SqlTransaction. The SqlTransaction class doesn’t use the transaction manager, it wraps the commands within a local transaction that is committed when you call the Commit() method.
I would suggest you looking at Handling Transactions in SQL Azure article.