Transaction Properties in database | ACID Properties

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NAME>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>NOMAN KHAN CLASS NO>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>CS-14 SEMESTER>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>4 TH DEPT/COLLEGE>>>>>>>>>>>>>COMPUTER SCIENCE/GOVT SUPERIOR SCIENCE COLLEGE PRESENTATION TOPIC>>>>>>>>>>>>> >TRANSACTION PROPERTIES(ACID PROPERTIES) INTRODUCTION: presentation 1

A transaction is defined as logical unit of work. One or more operations on a database must be completed together. A transaction must either complete successfully or fail. COMMIT ROLLBACK TRANSACTION presentation 2

Commit : A transaction is committed if it completes successfully and change the data. Rollback : A transaction is Rollback, If it fails and leaves the data and unchanged, it is said that the transaction has been Rollback. It means the Rollback is used to undo the work done in the current transaction. presentation 3

TRANSACTION PROPERTIES (ACID PROPERTIES) presentation 4

A transaction must have four properties known as ACID properties, these are follows: A tomicity C onsistency I solation D urability ACID PROPERTIES: presentation 5

A transaction must be an atomic unit of work. A transaction must completely succeed or completely fail. If any statement in transaction fails, the entire transaction fails completely. Commit Rollback An incomplete transaction does not take place. Atomicity: presentation 6

The consistency property ensure that any transaction will bring the database from one valid state to another. A transaction must leave the data in a consistent state after completion. For example: In a bank database money should never be “created” or “deleted” without an appropriate deposit or withdrawal. 2. C onsistency: presentation 7

All transaction that modify the data are isolated from each other. They do not access the same data at the same time. Transactions must have no effect on other transactions. A modifying transaction can access the data only before or after another transaction is completed. The change done by a transaction should be invisible to others. 3. isolation: presentation 8

It means that the modification is made by a transaction are permanent and persistent. If the system is crashed or rebooted, data should be guaranteed to be completed when computer restarts. In a relational database , for instance, once a group of SQL statement execute, the result need to be stored permanently(even if the database crashes immediately thereafter. 4. durability: presentation 9

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