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Dewald29-Mar-10 21:27
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Sure, that's actually what I have been doing for the most part but I used separate ones for the example to emphasise them being separate commands forming part of one transaction.

Just to confirm though, does it mean that you can reuse a SqlCommand but not a SqlTransaction? If that is so, does it mean that, typically there would be nothing else inside your using SqlTransaction block after the sqlTransaction.Commit()?

And one last question, what is this "using" keyword called? In other words, what do I Google for, or look for in MSDN if I want to get information on this "using" as opposed to the using directive that precedes your namespaces at the top of your file?
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