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  2. from NHibernate.ITransaction.Commit() ... If for some reason you aren\'t using NHibernate transactions, then there will be no auto-flushing of the session.
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  3. Q) When do objects get written to the database? The only time objects get written to the database is when session.Flush(...) or a transaction.Commit() is called.
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  4. NHibernate (ORM) soluti on for the Microsoft .NET platform: ... Age = 50}); //The call below will execute the SQL INSERT and commit the transaction transaction.
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  5. NHibernate bridges the gap between the object world of C# and the relational world of a database ... { session.Save(rosey); transaction.Commit(); ...
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  6. ... the session is never flushed except when I explicitly commit a transaction - see the NHibernate documentation for any details about the Flush Mode) ...
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  7. Commit the transaction ; Now that we’ve covered business transactions, ... (ByVal Transaction As NHibernate.ITransaction) ...
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  8. NHibernate Saves Without Commit() Or Flush()? ... so when I get to commit the transaction it raises the mentioned exception: \"This SqlTransaction has completed; ...
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  9. Instantiate a TransactionScope on the outside and and begin and commit/rollback an NHibernate transaction on the inside. using (var scope = new TransactionScope())
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  10. - Commit the NHibernate transaction - This causes a session.Flush() - This cascades the save operation for the Child collection. - Child.Save event fires.
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