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WCrihfield
in reply to: tfrohe_LSI

Another thing you could explore where transactions are concerned is the TransactionManager.SetCheckPoint method.  I do not know if using that would force the internal updates you are looking for, but it sounds interesting enough to check it out, just in case.  It appears like a way to sub divide a long transaction into sections.  Transactions can also apparently have parent or child transactions, but I have never attempted to create child transactions within another transaction before, so I do not know how that would work.  Perhaps if one main transaction was created before doing anything, then another transaction is started while that other one is still in effect, the newer one will be a child of the older one...not sure.  Either way, that would be a lot of transactions to manage in a code for what should be a fairly simple task. :grinning_face_with_sweat:

Wesley Crihfield

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