public override bool RequiresTransactionForAuditEntities(SingleStatementQueryAction actionToStart)
{
// if we have entities of our own, we have to tell the caller that so it can create a transaction
return(_toUpdate.Count > 0 &&
(actionToStart == SingleStatementQueryAction.ExistingEntityUpdate ||
actionToStart == SingleStatementQueryAction.NewEntityInsert));
}
/// <summary>
/// Method which returns true if this auditor expects to have audit entities to persist and therefore needs a transaction.
/// This method is called in the situation when there's no transaction going on though one should be started right before the single-statement action
/// in the case if the auditor has entities to save afterwards. It's recommended to return true if the auditor might have audit entities
/// to persist after an entity save/delete/direct update/direct delete of entities. Default: true
/// </summary>
/// <param name="actionToStart">The single statement action which is about to be started.</param>
/// <returns>
/// true if a transaction should be started prior to the action to perform (entity save/delete/direct update/direct delete of entities)
/// false otherwise.
/// </returns>
/// <remarks>If false is returned and GetAuditEntitiesToSave returns 1 or more entities, a new transaction is started to save these audit entities
/// which means that this transaction isn't re-tryable if this transaction might fail.
///
/// In no entity-based audition (text file for example) where no transaction is required. This method should return false. This avoids the creation
/// of unnecessary transactions.</remarks>
public override bool RequiresTransactionForAuditEntities(SingleStatementQueryAction actionToStart)
{
return(false);
}
