Hi all!
Perhaps a wise soul can help me here. I have an insert routine for an
ASP.Net application and it works fine, but I decided to test the transaction
rollback capabilities by stopping the SQL server when it was just about to
insert the record (I use a breakpoint and then stop the server). What should
have happened is that the transaction is rolled back and my catch block
response.writes the error which would be something about the network
connection.
Unfortunately, within the catch block when it tries to rollback the
transaction I get another error which states
This SqlTransaction has completed; it is no longer usable
Here is the general look of my code
' *** Use SQL commands to directly insert info into DataSource
Dim strConnection As String
Dim objConnection As SqlConnection
Dim objCommand As New SqlCommand()
Dim objTransaction As SqlTransaction
objConnection = New SqlConnection(Application("strConnection"))
Try
objConnection.Open()
objTransaction = objConnection.BeginTransaction()
' *** Create the Command and set its properties
objCommand.Connection = objConnection
objCommand.Transaction = objTransaction
objCommand.CommandText = "sp_LogInsert2"
objCommand.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure
' Set the various Parameters for the stored Procedure
Blah, Blah, Blah
objCommand.ExecuteNonQuery() ' I stop the SQL server just before it
executes this line
objTransaction.Commit()
Catch objError As Exception
'Error was encountered so roll back all the inserts
objTransaction.Rollback()
' Display error details
Response.write("**** Error while inserting data ****" +
objError.Message + "<br/>" + objError.Source)
Finally
objConnection.Close()
End Try
For some reason many people tell me it has to do with the Try block. Wrox
Professional ASP.Net has many examples of having the BeginTransaction within
the Try block. But just for the sake of argument I moved the Open Connection
and the Begin Transaction outside of the try block. No difference was seen.
Could someone please tell me what I am doing wrong?
Dano
