I have 3 business objects which I want to create records for and then save on a transaction.  So, I know how the documentation says to do this and I have the following code in place:

TransactionBegin("", IsolationLevel.ReadCommitted)
AblStmtHdr.Save(True)
AblStmtDays.Save(True)
AblStmtRate.Save(True)
TransactionCommit("")

The issue here is that it is not saving out to the database correctly.  I have the following values before the transaction is commited:

AblStmtHdr.Count=1
AblStmtDays.Count=29
AblStmtRate.Count=3

However, when I check the database after the commit on the transaction I have 3 records for AblStmtHdr, 6 records for AblStmtRate, and 29 for AblStmtDays.  It has tripled the entry for AblStmtHdr, doubled it for AblStmtRate, and done a single entry for AblStmtDays (correctly).  These entries are created in a nested loop which is the only thing I can think of that could be affected anything here.  But, when I save them outside of a transaction they save correctly.  Is there anything I could be doing in code that is causing this behavior??  This code works correctly:

AblStmtHdr.Save()
AblStmtDays.Save()
AblStmtRate.Save()