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Hi Le Centriste,

I think the magic here is that System.Transactions uses COM+/Enterprise Library under the hood to enlist the SQL commands in a distributed transaction, and SQL knows this through the enlist parameter in the connection string. When Complete() is called, the transaction is committed, and if Dispose is called without a Complete() call, the transaction is rolled back.

*edit* oops, I see Pete already answered your question


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