I am trying to learn what the StrataFrame Application Framework can accomplish in a rather complicated proposed application.  I am confused about transactions.  The application will have multiple SQL tables in Multiple databases but they are all housed in a single SQL server.  I will be using SQL Server 2008.

I will have a need to save changes to several different tables in several different databases all within a single transaction of some sort.  If any optimistic concurrency conflict occurs in any of the tables in any of the different databases, I want to roll back all attempted changes in all tables in all databases.

My research on the internet indicates that transactions will not work across multiple databases.  Does StrataFrame have a way of handling this scenario?  Will I need to write my own code based on my own solution, or can StrataFrame handle this out of the box?

Sam

I'm checking with the SF developers on this. Hopefully I get an answer tomorrow.