This topic discusses the treatment of requests and operations that
occur within a single outer transaction.
Inner
transactions are operations that occur within a single outer
transaction. They represent either Web service requests or administrative
operations that run within an outer transaction. A few considerations about
inner transactions are useful to note:
- All non-updating inner
transactions that specify the outer transaction ID are processed against the
most recent internal version of the index available within the outer
transaction.
- Inner transactions with
updates are always serial —they are applied in the order they are received.
- Read-only inner transactions
are processed in parallel.