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- <b>Syntax Error Abort within a Transactional Web Page</b></font><br>
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- This is an example demonstrating how a runtime error (that will
- stop the execution of the ASP page), will force an abort
- within the Transacted Web Page. When an abort occurs,
- all transacted changes within this web page (Database,
- MSMQ Message Transmission, etc.) will be rolled back to
- their previous state -- guarenteeing data integrity.
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-
- <%
- // Syntax Error that will produce abort
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- blah.blah();
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- // The Transacted Script Commit Handler. This function
- // will be called if the transacted script commits.
- // Note that in the example above, there is no way for the
- // script not to abort.
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- function OnTransactionCommit()
- {
- Response.Write ("<p><b>The Transaction just comitted</b>.");
- Response.Write ("This message came from the ");
- Response.Write ("OnTransactionCommit() event handler.");
- }
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-
- // The Transacted Script Abort Handler. This function
- // will be called if the transacted script aborts
- // Note that in the example above, there is no way for the
- // script not to abort.
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- function OnTransactionAbort()
- {
- Response.Write ("<p><b>The Transaction just aborted</b>.");
- Response.Write ("This message came from the ");
- Response.Write ("OnTransactionAbort() event handler.");
- }
- %>