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Subscribe guest COMMENTS ACID Transactions Publish in relational databases i.e. ACID. What is a transaction In the context of relational databases a transaction is a mechanism that expects a set of operations to be performed . All operations must be completed successfully for a transaction to occur. Otherwise all operations are rejected. Let's assume we have a transaction consisting of queries.
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Subscribe guest COMMENTS ACID Transactions Publish in relational databases i.e. ACID. What is a transaction In the context of relational databases a transaction is a mechanism that expects a set of operations to be performed . All operations must be completed successfully for a transaction to occur. Otherwise all operations are rejected. Let's assume we have a transaction consisting of queries.