How to use transactions with the Entity Framework? -

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When you have such a code: 

  something = something new (); BlahEntities b = new BlahEntities () b.AddToSomethingSet (some); B.SaveChanges ();

What extra work does the transaction work?

You can enter your code in the 

  field of transactions (Transaction Scope Scope = New Transaction ()) {// Your Code is scope.Complete (); //  to commit. }

The TransactionScope System.Transactions are located in the namespace, which is located in the assembly of the same name (which you may have to manually add to your project).


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