What are the implications of using TransactionScope in Entity Framework?
- It enables Entity Framework to automatically handle connection pooling.
- It ensures that all database operations are part of a single transaction.
- It limits the scalability of Entity Framework applications.
- It simplifies the code required to manage transactions across multiple database operations.
TransactionScope ensures that all database operations within its scope are part of a single transaction, which helps maintain data consistency. It simplifies transaction management by abstracting the underlying transaction handling code and supports distributed transactions involving multiple databases.
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