Transaction control in SharePoint 2010
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I have googled a lot, i couldn't find anything can any one help me with this that, can we have transaction control mechanism in SharePoint 2010. Please Reply if any one has any solution or information regarding this.
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I have googled a lot, i couldn't find anything can any one help me with this that, can we have transaction control mechanism in SharePoint 2010. Please Reply if any one has any solution or information regarding this.
nishant2310 wrote:
can we have transaction control mechanism in SharePoint 2010
Simple answer: no Transactions are not designated in SharePoint (not in 2010, not in 2013). Why not, you may ask. The answer (official by Microsoft) is easy. It's no Database but it's a asynchronous collaboration system. As it's asynchronous and every action is done by timers, it's not possible to include transactions by standard. So you may ask, if there is a none out-of-box-way for transactions? The answer is: it might be. It depends on the things you have to do. But many functionalities are not possible with such a workaround and it's a lot of programming work todo.
SharePoint Consultant and Developer at acocon Author of Primary ROleplaying SysTem I'm the ninth in a row of seven!
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nishant2310 wrote:
can we have transaction control mechanism in SharePoint 2010
Simple answer: no Transactions are not designated in SharePoint (not in 2010, not in 2013). Why not, you may ask. The answer (official by Microsoft) is easy. It's no Database but it's a asynchronous collaboration system. As it's asynchronous and every action is done by timers, it's not possible to include transactions by standard. So you may ask, if there is a none out-of-box-way for transactions? The answer is: it might be. It depends on the things you have to do. But many functionalities are not possible with such a workaround and it's a lot of programming work todo.
SharePoint Consultant and Developer at acocon Author of Primary ROleplaying SysTem I'm the ninth in a row of seven!
Thankx a lot mate :)
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nishant2310 wrote:
can we have transaction control mechanism in SharePoint 2010
Simple answer: no Transactions are not designated in SharePoint (not in 2010, not in 2013). Why not, you may ask. The answer (official by Microsoft) is easy. It's no Database but it's a asynchronous collaboration system. As it's asynchronous and every action is done by timers, it's not possible to include transactions by standard. So you may ask, if there is a none out-of-box-way for transactions? The answer is: it might be. It depends on the things you have to do. But many functionalities are not possible with such a workaround and it's a lot of programming work todo.
SharePoint Consultant and Developer at acocon Author of Primary ROleplaying SysTem I'm the ninth in a row of seven!
Thanx a lot mate :)
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nishant2310 wrote:
can we have transaction control mechanism in SharePoint 2010
Simple answer: no Transactions are not designated in SharePoint (not in 2010, not in 2013). Why not, you may ask. The answer (official by Microsoft) is easy. It's no Database but it's a asynchronous collaboration system. As it's asynchronous and every action is done by timers, it's not possible to include transactions by standard. So you may ask, if there is a none out-of-box-way for transactions? The answer is: it might be. It depends on the things you have to do. But many functionalities are not possible with such a workaround and it's a lot of programming work todo.
SharePoint Consultant and Developer at acocon Author of Primary ROleplaying SysTem I'm the ninth in a row of seven!
So this means whatever control we want on list we have to do it manually. Thanks again :) for the information.
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So this means whatever control we want on list we have to do it manually. Thanks again :) for the information.
Well you have to implement it manually. If there is control on a list needed the best way is to put the data into a database and to import that data into a list. So transactions are available. The SharePoint BCS would help there.
SharePoint Consultant and Developer at acocon Author of Primary ROleplaying SysTem I'm the ninth in a row of seven!