Committed

This property specifies if the transaction was committed or not.

Declaration

// C#
public bool? Committed {get;}

Property Value

bool.

Remarks

If GetOutcome() is not called, the this property holds a null value.

Once GetOutcome() is called, then this property will hold either true or false.

In some cases, OracleLogicalTransaction.GetOutcome will be called implicitly and populate this property with a non-null value automatically.

Table 6-116 describes the possible outcomes of the Committed and UserCallCompleted properties.

Table 6-116 Outcome of OracleLogicalTransaction Committed and UserCallCompleted Properties

Committed Value	UserCallCompleted Value	Outcome
`false`	`false`	The call did not execute the commit.
`true`	`true`	The call did execute the commit and there was no additional information to return and no more work to do if that call was a PL/SQL procedure.
`true`	`false`	The transaction is committed, but the information returned may be incomplete and/or not all expected work was completed. Examples of incomplete information or incomplete work done include: the number of rows modified when using autocommit or commit on success, parameter and function results when calling PL/SQL procedures, or PL/SQL procedures with more work to do after the commit. In order to function correctly, .NET applications that use data returned from the commit must check the `UserCallCompleted` value.