| Platform SDK: Transaction Server |
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Declares that the current object's work is not necessarily finished, but that its transactional updates are consistent and could be committed in their present form.
New applications should call enableCommit.
Provided By
void EnableCommit ( );
Remarks
When an object calls EnableCommit, it allows the transaction in which it's participating to be committed, but it maintains its internal state across calls from its clients until it calls SetComplete or SetAbort or until the transaction completes.
EnableCommit is the default state when an object is activated. This is why an object should always call SetComplete or SetAbort before returning from a method, unless you want the object to maintain its internal state for the next call from a client.
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