This is a simple example of how to wrap your LINQ db.DataContext SubmitChanges() in a Transaction.
This is much like using transaction in SQL Server.
I used a simple add function to outline the pattern to use when wrapping your LINQ commits in transactions.
*Add a ref to System.Transactions;
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* Some assembily required.
(database not included)
using System.Transactions;
