How does Entity Framework handle distributed transactions?
- Entity Framework doesn't support distributed transactions.
- It doesn't directly handle distributed transactions but can participate in them via TransactionScope.
- It relies on MSDTC (Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator).
- It uses a custom distributed transaction manager.
Entity Framework doesn't directly handle distributed transactions. Instead, it can participate in distributed transactions via TransactionScope, which allows it to enlist in ambient transactions managed by MSDTC.
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