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On what object is the transaction in ADO.NET focused on?
a) The command object
b) The DataSet object
c) The Connection object
d) The DataAdapter object

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On what object is the transaction in ADO.NET focused on? a) The command object b) The DataSet obje..

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c

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On what object is the transaction in ADO.NET focused on? a) The command object b) The DataSet obje..

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commandobject y because we have to all dml operations using
command objects.DMLoperations nothingbut
Transactions.............so
ANS>A)command object

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On what object is the transaction in ADO.NET focused on? a) The command object b) The DataSet obje..

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d

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On what object is the transaction in ADO.NET focused on? a) The command object b) The DataSet obje..

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a) command object

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