Just for refrence to make notes:
Visual Basic 6.0 provides a new property, MTSTransactionMode, that allows you to set the transactional attribute for each class within your component. This property maps directly to the transaction attributes in MTS, as shown in the following table.
Visual Basic property value | MTS transaction attribute |
0--NotAnMTSObject | N/A |
1--NoTransactions | Does not support transactions |
>2--RequiresTransactions | Requires a transaction |
3--UsesTransactions | Supports transactions |
4--RequiresNewTransaction | Requires a new transaction |
