@@ -60,8 +60,8 @@ Usage is very simple by using custom extensions of the SqlConnection or SqlTrans
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6161 await using var sqlTrans = (SqlTransaction )await sqlConn .BeginTransactionAsync ();
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63- // Using any SqlTransaction (cast DbTransaction to SqlTransaction if needed), this will attempt to acquire
64- // a distributed lock, and will wait up to 5 seconds before timing out.
63+ // Using any SqlTransaction (cast DbTransaction to SqlTransaction if needed), this will
64+ // attempt to acquire a distributed lock, and will wait up to 5 seconds before timing out.
6565 // Note: Default behavior is to throw and exception if the Lock cannot be acquired
6666 // (e.g. is already held by another process) but this can be overridden by parameter
6767 // to return the state in the appLock result.
@@ -79,8 +79,8 @@ _*NOTE: *Application Lock should ALWAYS be explicity Disposed of to ensure Lock
7979 await using var sqlConn = new SqlConnection (sqlConnectionString );
8080 await sqlConn .OpenAsync ();
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82- // Using any SqlTransaction (cast DbTransaction to SqlTransaction if needed), this will attempt to acquire
83- // a distributed lock, and will wait up to 5 seconds before timing out.
82+ // Using any SqlTransaction (cast DbTransaction to SqlTransaction if needed), this will
83+ // attempt to acquire a distributed lock, and will wait up to 5 seconds before timing out.
8484 // Note: Default behavior is to throw and exception if the Lock cannot be acquired
8585 // (e.g. is already held by another process) but this can be overridden by parameter
8686 // to return the state in the appLock result.
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