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Filter by week: 1 2 3 4 5 The transaction has already been implicitly or explicitly committed or aborted Posted by mtruong NO[at]SPAM sbiandcompany.com at 10/31/2003 11:59:25 PM I am using Enterprise Services Serviced Components to handle database
transactions on a SQL Server 2000 database running on a Windows 2003
Server operating system. My web application which is calling my
serviced component is on a different server than my database. I am
using Required transacti...more >>
Creating Windows Service using JScript.NET Posted by Harjit S. Batra at 10/31/2003 10:36:36 AM I am trying to create a windows service in JScript and am confused. I have
two files, SimpleService.JS and SimpleServiceInstaller.JS as follows:
SimpleService.JS
/------------------------------------------------------------------------
import System;
import System.ServiceProcess;
import Syst...more >>
If I am not using any distributed transactions is there any other good reasons to use COM+ Posted by Jamey McElveen at 10/30/2003 10:13:06 AM I am currently using COM+ serviced components to handle my transactions. If
I use manual transactions my database calls are at least 4x faster (even
with object pooling enabled on the COM+ objects). Are there any good
reasons now or coming in the future other than distributed transactions to
us...more >>
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