Answer Posted / sagar
Atomicity: is an all-or-none proposition.
Consistency: guarantees that a transaction never leaves your
database in a half-finished state.
Isolation: keeps transactions separated from each other
until they’re finished.
Durability: guarantees that the database will keep track of
pending changes in such a way that the server can recover
from an abnormal termination.
Above four rules are very important for any developers
dealing with databases.
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