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What is MTS (Microsoft Transaction Service)

  
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RE: What is MTS (Microsoft Transaction Service)
The Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS) is essentially a transaction managing and processing system. The Microsoft Transaction Server operates in the middle tier. A transaction is a set of operations that are tracked as a group and either complete successfully or fail in their operations as a single unit (a property sometimes called atomicity). MTS provides the means to roll back a failed transaction supporting programmatic methods to monitor and correct for transactions failures.The MTS provides confirmed asynchronous transaction-based communication between applications ensuring completion of an entire set of specified operations. The asynchronous operational model of MTS means that when a transaction is initiated by the client it does not require an immediate response from the server for the sending application to continue its operations.
 
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