Glad to heard that. Good luck!

Edhy Rijo

Great.

Yes.. the problem was - I use only 2 parameters in the TransactionBegin DataSourceKey and IsolationLevel.. now when I use another method overload - it works perfect!

Problem is solved!

Thank you!

You are right!

The problem was in TransactionBegin() method. When I send 3 parameters DataSourceKey, TransactionKey and IsolationLevel - now all works perfect!

Thank you for Help!



Denis

Try Edhy's sample...that should work.

Try this:

Edhy Rijo

Hi, in my case its DataSourceKey.. I will try to check it with another constructur..

Hmm. but when I add second parameter.. I not able to save the data because an error happen



"An error occurred while saving the data to the server."



[code]



Dim loSFSUserBO As MicroFour.StrataFrame.Security.BusinessObjects.SFSUsersBO = New MicroFour.StrataFrame.Security.BusinessObjects.SFSUsersBO()

If llNewUser Then

loSFSUserBO.Add()

Else

loSFSUserBO.FillByPrimaryKey(pmks_SFSUserId)

End If





Try

BusinessLayer.TransactionBegin("PENSOLUTIONOFFICE", Data.IsolationLevel.ReadCommitted)

mmks_UpdateSFSUsers(loSFSUserBO)



lSaveResult = loSFSUserBO.Save(True, "PENSOLUTIONOFFICE")



[code]



IsDirty = true here.. and on Save line I have an exception..

Hi Denis,



The BO.TransactionBegin() has 2 constructors, I use the 2nd one with 3 parameters, DataSourKey, TransactionKey and IsoLevel, the main one for me is the TransactionKey which I also used as the 2nd parameter of my Save(True, TransactionKey). In your case I don't know if "PENSOLUTIONOFFICE" is the DataSourceKey or the TransactionKey, so pass the TransactionKey to the Save() and you should be fine.

Edhy Rijo

You did not tell the BO to save on the transaction that you created. You can start more than one transaction session and save each BO in a different transaction if you had that need. But in your case, you created the transaction then did not tell the BO to save on that transaction.