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DTC Interfaces and Functions Summary

Based on the services they provide, the DTC interfaces and functions can be divided into the groups described in the following table.

Topic	Description
DTC Utility Interfaces and Functions	Used to establish the initial connection to the DTC and locate the DTC proxy core object given a transaction object.
DTC Transaction Initiation and Control Interfaces	Used by application programs and resource managers to begin, commit, and abort transactions, and to determine the status of transactions.
DTC Transaction Propagation Interfaces	Used by the resource manager proxy and resource managers to propagate transactions between processes and between systems.
DTC Resource Manager Interfaces	Used by transaction managers and resource managers to communicate. The resource manager uses these interfaces to enlist in transactions and to recover transactions following a failure.
DTC Transaction Coordination Interfaces	Used by transaction managers and resource managers to perform the two-phase commit protocol.
DTC Phase 0 Notification Interfaces	Used to allow applications to detect when a transaction is ready to proceed with a two-phase commit protocol.
DTC Transaction Voter Interfaces	Used to notify application servers of distributed transaction outcomes and to veto atomic commitment during the first phase of the two-phase commit protocol.
DTC XA-Compliant Interfaces	Used to allow an XA-compliant resource manager to map between OLE Transactions–compliant transactions and the XA transaction protocol.
DTC TIP-Compliant Interfaces	Used to manage Transaction Internet Protocol transactions.
DTC LU Interfaces	Used to communicate with the DTC using the LU 6.2 protocol.

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