Db raise exception, commit executed on UnitOfWork dispose

[janstupak]

Hi, situation:

using session created ... connection open inner using uow created ... begin transaction insert update insert ... throw exception dispose on uow call commit ... insert and update are commited !

this is not good transaction logic ... good transaction logic by me is "everything or nothing"

my workaround in DbTransaction.cs is little change in DisposeTransaction() method

    private void DisposeTransaction()
    {
        if (this.Transaction == null || this.Transaction.Connection == null) return;
        try
        {
            if (System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.GetExceptionCode() == 0)
            {
                // commit only if no exception throws
                Commit();
            }
            else
            {
                Rollback();
            }
        }
        catch
        {
            Rollback();
            throw;
        }
        finally
        {
            if (this.Transaction != null)
            {
                this.Transaction.Dispose();
            }
            this.Transaction = null;
            factory.Release(this);
        }
    }

Jan

[generik0]

Hi @janstupak I see your point.

I have always had:

using(var uow = db.UinitOfWork())
{
 try
  {
    //somehting thows
  }
catch(Exception exception)
  {
    uow.Rollback();
  }

}

I can add some virutals in the dispose methods if you like. Easier to substitute stuff. I am a little reluctant to use the runtime, or reflections to find out if there is an exception. Lets have a think about it.. Good point you have come with..., I have actually thought about it since the inception of the package. I have been waiting to do something with it, to see if it was a problem

[generik0]

@janstupak Yeps. Looks like the Marshell is the only way to "sence" an exception. Interestingly though, What about if the exception should not rollback, and you want the data stored.. Think we need a switch for that. I agree with you that the default behavour should be exception = rollback.

[janstupak]

"I am a little reluctant to use the runtime, or reflections to find out if there is an exception." I am too, but in this situation is the only way ...

try/using ... session try/using ... uow try ... roll back if excetion

to many nested try's by me ... is not very clear ...

[generik0]

@janstupak I agree with you. I will add the marshel and an option ASAP. Just need the time to do it :-) Thanks for the heads up..

[janstupak]

OK, thanks ... I waiting for new nuget package ... it's not urgent matter