Interface ITransactionsClient

Ignite Thin Client transactions facade.

Transactions are bound to the thread started the transaction. After that, each cache operation within this thread will belong to the corresponding transaction until the transaction is committed, rolled back or closed.

Should not be used with async calls. You can use cache transactions as follows:

using (var tx = igniteClient.GetTransactions().TxStart())
{
    int v1 = cache<string, int>.Get("k1");

    // Check if v1 satisfies some condition before doing a put.
    if (v1 > 0)
        cache.Put<string, int>("k1", 2);

    cache.Remove("k2");

    // Commit the transaction.
    tx.Commit();
}

Alternatively, can be used to start Ignite transactions.

using (var ts = new TransactionScope())
{
    int v1 = cache<string, int>.Get("k1");

    // Check if v1 satisfies some condition before doing a put.
    if (v1 > 0)
        cache.Put<string, int>("k1", 2);

    cache.Remove("k2");

    // Commit the transaction.
    ts.Complete();
}

Namespace: Apache.Ignite.Core.Client.Transactions

Assembly: Apache.Ignite.Core.dll

Syntax

public interface ITransactionsClient

Properties

DefaultTimeout

Gets the default transaction timeout.

Declaration

TimeSpan DefaultTimeout { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
TimeSpan

DefaultTransactionConcurrency

Gets the default transaction concurrency.

Declaration

TransactionConcurrency DefaultTransactionConcurrency { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
TransactionConcurrency

DefaultTransactionIsolation

Gets the default transaction isolation.

Declaration

TransactionIsolation DefaultTransactionIsolation { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
TransactionIsolation

Tx

Gets transaction started by this thread or null if this thread does not have a transaction.

Declaration

ITransactionClient Tx { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
ITransactionClient	Transaction started by this thread or null if this thread does not have a transaction.

Methods

TxStart()

Starts a new transaction with the default isolation level, concurrency and timeout.

Default values for transaction isolation level, concurrency and timeout can be configured via TransactionClientConfiguration.

Should not be used with async calls.

Declaration

ITransactionClient TxStart()

Returns

Type	Description
ITransactionClient	New transaction.

TxStart(TransactionConcurrency, TransactionIsolation)

Starts a new transaction with the specified concurrency and isolation.

Should not be used with async calls.

Declaration

ITransactionClient TxStart(TransactionConcurrency concurrency, TransactionIsolation isolation)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
TransactionConcurrency	concurrency	Concurrency.
TransactionIsolation	isolation	Isolation.

Returns

Type	Description
ITransactionClient	New transaction.

TxStart(TransactionConcurrency, TransactionIsolation, TimeSpan)

Starts a new transaction with the specified concurrency, isolation and timeout.

Should not be used with async calls.

Declaration

ITransactionClient TxStart(TransactionConcurrency concurrency, TransactionIsolation isolation, TimeSpan timeout)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
TransactionConcurrency	concurrency	Concurrency.
TransactionIsolation	isolation	Isolation.
TimeSpan	timeout	Timeout. TimeSpan. Zero for indefinite timeout.

Returns

Type	Description
ITransactionClient	New transaction.

WithLabel(String)

Returns instance of ITransactionsClient to mark a transaction instance with a special label. The label is helpful for diagnostic and exposed to some diagnostic tools like SYS.TRANSACTIONS system view, control.sh commands, JMX TransactionsMXBean, long-running transactions dump in logs and Label via GetLocalActiveTransactions().

Declaration

ITransactionsClient WithLabel(string label)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
System.String	label	Label.

Returns

Type	Description
ITransactionsClient	ITransactionsClient