We have explored transactions, without which real-world transactions are not possible. We started with the default behavior and then went on to creating a transaction. Later, we learned about how a transaction could be shared between contexts, and finally we concluded by learning how external transactions were handled.
Let's identify the real-world problems available with respect to concurrencies, and we will see how we could handle them using the EF Core Framework:
- In a real-world application, the same data store might be accessed by different modules at the same time. How does EF Core handle those persistences?
- EF Core has a few concurrency techniques that help us in creating a fail-safe mechanism.
- In which mechanism does EF Core expose concurrency techniques?
- It exposes them using the usual techniques—data annotation...
