A. Use a single partition key for the table.
B. Compress data before storing it in the table.
C. Create additional partition keys for the table.
D. Continually remove unnecessary data from the table.

A. Ensure that all statements execute in the same database transaction.
B. Create a stored procedure in the database that wraps the insert statements in a TRY CATCH block.
C. Create a stored procedure in the database that wraps the insertstatements in a TRANSACTION block.
D. Open a new connection to the database. Use a separate transaction scope to roll back the original operation.