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no one is providing an example of where an asyncronous transaction is needed in a business application.
Pretty much any process that requires moving data from one host to another is a good candidate for asyncronous operation. It insulates the users from various nasty items like network outages/lags, hosts being unavailable, etc. We use just such a setup for pretty much all our outbound shipping information, edi and otherwise. The user says 'ship it', and then goes to work on something else. If there is a problem, the system can notify them later, no reason to have them tied up doing something useless like watching a cursor blink while the transfer occurs.
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