What is distributed transaction management in ADO.NET, and when might it be necessary?
- Coordinates transactions within a single database.
- Ensures data consistency within a single database.
- Facilitates transactions across multiple databases or systems.
- Manages concurrent transactions within a single application.
Distributed transaction management in ADO.NET allows for transactions to span multiple databases or systems, ensuring data consistency across them. This becomes necessary in scenarios where data needs to be updated or retrieved from multiple sources, and maintaining integrity across these sources is crucial.
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