The partner Transaction Manager has disabled its support for remote/network transactions.

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Introduction

When you start a distributed transaction involving the SQL Server database engine, you need to configure MSDTC. Otherwise, the following error may occur: The partner Transaction Manager has disabled support for remote/network transactions.

Solution

1. Both parties start the MSDTC Service by selecting "service. msc" under the command line, select "Distributed Link trackingclient", right-click "start", and right-click "properties"> "Start type" to "Manual.

2. manually set the DTC as follows: control Panel-> Administrative Tools-> Component Services window, double-click component services-> Computer-> my computer-> distributedlink Tracking Client, right-click on the local DTC node-> attribute, select allow remote client, allow remote management, Allow inbound, Allow outbound, and do not require the other party to verify. And application settings.

3. the above operations are carried out in win7. For different operating system versions (WIN 2000, win2008), there may be different settings, but the spirit is: Open the MSDTC Service, and set the specified configuration of local DTC. You can search for these settings based on different operating system versions.

Inspiration

When this error occurs, the first thought is to Google the error message directly. However, the result is a headache. Because I found some copy and paste junk on the Internet and could not give mental suggestions, I searched for it on msdn and quickly found a guiding solution. I was inspired by the question of Microsoft products, which is useful in Microsoft's Community and similar to other products. Baidu and Google are not the ultimate tools for obtaining problem solutions.

Resources

Http://support2.microsoft.com/kb/2027550/zh-cn

Http://technet.microsoft.com/zh-cn/library/cc731495.aspx

 

The partner Transaction Manager has disabled its support for remote/network transactions.