How can you handle transaction rollbacks and error handling in ADO.NET?
- Ignoring errors and allowing transactions to commit regardless.
- Implementing try-catch blocks to catch exceptions and rolling back transactions in the catch block.
- Manually reverting changes made during a transaction in case of errors.
- Using nested transactions to ensure proper rollback handling.
Transaction rollbacks and error handling in ADO.NET involve implementing proper exception handling mechanisms, typically using try-catch blocks to catch exceptions that may occur during transaction execution. Upon catching an exception, the transaction can be rolled back to maintain data integrity. Ignoring errors or allowing transactions to commit despite errors can lead to data inconsistencies.
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