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This part describes how to use the EclipseLink unit of work to transactionally perform create, read, update, and delete operations with and without an external transaction processor. It contains the following sections:
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The following sections describe how to use the EclipseLink unit of work to transactionally perform create, read, update, and delete operations with and without an external transaction processor:
  
*[[Introduction to EclipseLink Transactions (ELUG)]]
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*[[Introduction to EclipseLink Transactions (ELUG)]] - describes how to use the unit of work, the EclipseLink wrapper for a transaction, and how EclipseLink integrates with transaction management and other important query concepts.
:This chapter describes how to use the unit of work, the EclipseLink wrapper for a transaction, and how EclipseLink integrates with transaction management and other important query concepts.
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*[[Using Basic Unit of Work API (ELUG)]]
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*[[Using Basic Unit of Work API (ELUG)]] - explains the essential unit of work API calls that you are most likely to use throughout the development cycle.  
:This section explains the essential unit of work API calls that you are most likely to use throughout the development cycle.  
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*[[Using Advanced Unit of Work API (ELUG)]]
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*[[Using Advanced Unit of Work API (ELUG)]] - explains the advanced unit of work API calls that you may use.
This section explains the advanced unit of work API calls that you may use.
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The following sections describe how to use the EclipseLink unit of work to transactionally perform create, read, update, and delete operations with and without an external transaction processor:


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