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What is a transaction and what are ACID properties?

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What is a transaction and what are ACID properties?..

Answer / srivas

A transaction is a logical unit of work in which, all the
steps must be performed or none. ACID stands for Atomicity,
Consistency, Isolation, Durability. These are the properties
of a transaction.

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What is a transaction and what are ACID properties?..

Answer / mobin sathupally

A transaction is a logical unit of work in which, all the
steps must be performed or none.A transaction follows four
properties(rules).These four properties are known as ACID.
ACID stands for Automocity,Consistency,Isolation and
Durability.

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What is a transaction and what are ACID properties?..

Answer / rahul

transaction is only the reading or writing or both reading
and writing in a database. when we are reading from a
database that is transaction where the database is not
changing. in writing into database the database values can
be changed. we can do both reading and writing in a database.
to do these operations the database must have the acid
properties.

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