When implementing a complex transaction involving multiple DbSet operations, how does DbContext manage these operations to ensure data consistency?
- DbContext applies compensating transactions for rollback
- DbContext employs distributed transactions for consistency
- DbContext ensures atomicity of transactions
- DbContext uses savepoints to isolate operations
DbContext ensures atomicity of transactions when dealing with complex transactions involving multiple DbSet operations. This ensures that either all operations within the transaction are successfully completed, or none of them are, maintaining data consistency.
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