Many of you may have read my earlier rants about my problems with transactions on my servers. Well, this little situation has occupied most of my brain for the better part of the week, and thanks to the guys at OrcsWeb , it is no longer an issue. I'm going to detail here briefly what to do, and then later next month it will appear in an article for Builder. If you didn't know, DTC stands for Distributed Transaction Coordinator, and it is how servers handle atomic transactions, or self-contained command packages that can be rolled-back in case any part fails.
Send feedback. Locate the Distributed Transaction Coordinator Service in the list of services. Click OK , and in the warning dialog that appears, click Yes. You must use the No Authentication Required transaction mode where one or more of the following conditions are true: The network access is between computers that are running Microsoft Windows The network access is between two domains that do not have a mutual trust configured.
The network access is between computers that are members of a workgroup. When you do not enable network DTC access on the server, applications can only use transactions that stay on the local computer. For example, transactions cannot flow from a local computer to a database that runs on a separate computer if network DTC access is disabled.
When network DTC access is disabled, clients that try to gain access to DTC on the server may receive the following error message:. Click Start , click Run , type comexp. Therefore, click to select one of the following check boxes:. Data Problem? We can help today.
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