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Learn more about: How to Configure Transactional Properties on an Orchestration
How to Configure Transactional Properties on an Orchestration
06/08/2017
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How to Configure Transactional Properties on an Orchestration

An orchestration can be treated as an atomic transaction, a long-running transaction, or neither.

To make your orchestration an atomic transaction

  1. In the Orchestration View window, select Orchestration Properties.

  2. In the Properties window, select Atomic in the drop-down for the Transaction Type property.

    Batch, Compensation, Isolation Level, Retry, Timeout, and Transaction Identifier appear as properties in the Properties window, just as they do for any scope. For more information on these properties, see How to Configure the Scope Shape.

To make your orchestration a long-running transaction

  1. In the Orchestration View window, select Orchestration Properties.

  2. In the Properties window, select Long Running in the drop-down for the Transaction Type property.

    Compensation, Timeout, and Transaction Identifier appear as properties in the Properties window. For more information on these properties, just as they do for any scope. For more information on these properties, see How to Configure the Scope Shape.

See Also

Making Orchestrations Transactional