Is there any way to know transaction has completed?











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System.Transactions.Transaction class has TransactionCompleted event to which I can subscribe.



Is it possible to schedule a continuation after IDbContextTransaction.Commit is called?



Sure, I may call code explicitly after committing a transaction, but I have an overloaded version of SaveChanges where I want to detect externally started transaction and add some actions to run after it was committed.










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    System.Transactions.Transaction class has TransactionCompleted event to which I can subscribe.



    Is it possible to schedule a continuation after IDbContextTransaction.Commit is called?



    Sure, I may call code explicitly after committing a transaction, but I have an overloaded version of SaveChanges where I want to detect externally started transaction and add some actions to run after it was committed.










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      System.Transactions.Transaction class has TransactionCompleted event to which I can subscribe.



      Is it possible to schedule a continuation after IDbContextTransaction.Commit is called?



      Sure, I may call code explicitly after committing a transaction, but I have an overloaded version of SaveChanges where I want to detect externally started transaction and add some actions to run after it was committed.










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      System.Transactions.Transaction class has TransactionCompleted event to which I can subscribe.



      Is it possible to schedule a continuation after IDbContextTransaction.Commit is called?



      Sure, I may call code explicitly after committing a transaction, but I have an overloaded version of SaveChanges where I want to detect externally started transaction and add some actions to run after it was committed.







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