WXingSong opened a new issue, #37283:
URL: https://github.com/apache/shardingsphere/issues/37283

   I am using sharding jdbc version 5.5.1+Seata2.2.0.
   
   When Sharding-JDBC is integrated with Seata, all `@Transactional` 
annotations end up being taken over by Seata and behave the same as 
`@GlobalTransactional`. However, in real business scenarios, only cross-service 
operations require global transactions, while simple operations within a single 
service do not involve cross-database or sharding queries and only need local 
transactions.
   
   How can we achieve different levels of transaction handling in such 
scenarios so that local transactions inside a single service are not taken over 
by Seata?


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