What are the transaction attributes?
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What are the transaction attributes?
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The transaction attributes that manage all the transactions depend mainly on the specified requirements. The following are the COM+ transaction attributes:
| Required | Creates a transactional object from a COM+ component. When activated, the transactional status of the caller is detected by the Required attribute along with the transactional object. |
| RequiresNew | Ensures that an object created from the COM+ component participates in a new transaction, and the transactional status of the caller is ignored. |
| Disabled | When the value of the transaction attribute is disabled, the COM+ component ignores its transactional requirements so that the context placement of the object can be determined. |
| Supported | Ensures that an object created from the COM+ component participates in an existing transaction that can be used to share the transaction of the caller without initiating the transaction of its own. |
| Not Supported | Ensures that an object created from the COM+ component does not participate in a transaction, and the transactional status of the caller is ignored. |
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