What happens to the state of a transaction if an exception occurs during the execution of multiple operations within a transaction?
- It commits all operations completed before the exception.
- It continues with the next operation in the transaction.
- It rolls back to the state before the transaction began.
- It terminates the transaction without any rollback.
In Entity Framework, if an exception occurs during the execution of multiple operations within a transaction, the state of the transaction typically rolls back to the state before the transaction began. This rollback ensures data integrity by reverting any changes made during the transaction that caused the exception.
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