Select Command inside SqlTransaction it is possible?

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Hi,
Can anyone please help me..

im performing insert update and Delete within a transaction and i want to use Select Command.
It is possible to select data with in a Transaction?

My Code--

C#

SqlConnection Con = new SqlConnection(connectionStr);
        Con.Open();
        SqlTransaction Trans = Con.BeginTransaction();
        try
        {
            CommonMethods.ExecuteNonQueryWithTrans("Insert into tbldata(Name) Values('" + TextBox1.Text.Trim() + "')", Con, Trans);
            CommonMethods.ExecuteNonQueryWithTrans("Update tbldata set Name='Surendra'", Con, Trans);
           // CommonMethods.ExecuteNonQueryWithTrans("Delete From tbldata", Con, Trans); //*Generating Error*//
            CommonMethods.LoadGridData(GridView1,"Select * from tbldata");
            Trans.Commit();
            Response.Write("<font color='green'>Transaction Committed Successfully!!</font>");
        }
        catch (Exception ExX)
        {
            Trans.Rollback();
            Con.Close();
            Response.Write("<font color='Red'>Transaction rollbacked due to error!!</font>");
        }

If i Use this Like below code im able to use select Command because Transaction is Commited now
and Second option is With Nolock

C#

SqlConnection Con = new SqlConnection(connectionStr);
       Con.Open();
       SqlTransaction Trans = Con.BeginTransaction();
       try
       {
           CommonMethods.ExecuteNonQueryWithTrans("Insert into tbldata(Name) Values('" + TextBox1.Text.Trim() + "')", Con, Trans);
          // CommonMethods.ExecuteNonQueryWithTrans("Update tbldata set Name='Surendra'", Con, Trans);
          // CommonMethods.ExecuteNonQueryWithTrans("Delete From tbldata", Con, Trans); //*Generating Error*//
          // CommonMethods.LoadGridData(GridView1, "Select * from tbldata with (NOLOCK)");
           Trans.Commit();
           CommonMethods.LoadGridData(GridView1, "Select * from tbldata");
           Response.Write("<font color='green'><b>Transaction Committed Successfully!!</b></font>");
       }
       catch (Exception ExX)
       {
           Trans.Rollback();
           Con.Close();
           Response.Write("<font color='Red'><b>Transaction rollbacked due to error!!<b></font>");
       }

Posted 22-Aug-14 8:35am

Surendra0x2

Updated 22-Aug-14 9:20am

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David Lee 145 22-Aug-14 14:48pm

I think you need to consider transaction isolation level.

Surendra0x2 22-Aug-14 14:51pm

How?Please Tell me Sir

PIEBALDconsult 22-Aug-14 15:01pm

Of course you can, but we don't know what a CommonMethods is -- as far as I can tell it's a class you created and it may be causing you trouble.
Can you share the relevent code?

Surendra0x2 22-Aug-14 15:15pm

Sir,Yes CommonMethod is a Class and Method inside class is-
public static void ExecuteNonQueryWithTrans(string Sql, SqlConnection sqlconn, SqlTransaction Sqltrans)
{

try
{

SqlCommand sqlCmd = new SqlCommand();
sqlCmd.Connection = sqlconn;
sqlCmd.Transaction = Sqltrans;
sqlCmd.CommandText = Sql;
sqlCmd.CommandTimeout = 0;
sqlCmd.ExecuteNonQuery();

}
catch (SqlException ex)
{
throw new ApplicationException("Data error (Non Query).");
}

}

PIEBALDconsult 22-Aug-14 15:21pm

Other than swallowing the original Exception (which might help you to figure out what's going wrong), that looks OK.
What problem are you having?

ZurdoDev 22-Aug-14 15:09pm

Of course you can. Where are you stuck?

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David Lee 145 · Answer 1 · 2014-08-22T09:07:00

Solution 1

This may help you.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.transactions.transactionscope(v=vs.110).aspx[^]

Posted 22-Aug-14 9:07am

David Lee 145