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The document discusses key concepts related to database transactions in a DBMS, including definitions, commands, and properties such as atomicity, consistency, isolation, and durability. It explains the significance of transaction management, including how to initiate, commit, and rollback transactions, as well as the importance of ensuring transactions are executed in isolation. Additionally, it highlights the characteristics of transactions and their all-or-none property.

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The document discusses key concepts related to database transactions in a DBMS, including definitions, commands, and properties such as atomicity, consistency, isolation, and durability. It explains the significance of transaction management, including how to initiate, commit, and rollback transactions, as well as the importance of ensuring transactions are executed in isolation. Additionally, it highlights the characteristics of transactions and their all-or-none property.

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 A logical unit of processing in a DBMS which entails one or more database access operation.

 A. Database  C. Database Transaction


 B. Transaction  D. DBMS
 A ____________is a program unit whose execution may or may not change the contents of a database.
 A. Database  C. Database Transaction
 B. Transaction  D. DBMS
 Command used for saving all the current point in the processing of a transaction.
 A. COMMIT  C. SAVEPOINT
 B. ROLLBACK  D. SET TRANSACTION
 It is used to restores the database to last committed state.
 A. COMMIT  C. SAVEPOINT
 B. ROLLBACK  D. SET TRANSACTION
 This command is used to initiate a database transaction.
 A. COMMIT  C. SAVEPOINT
 B. ROLLBACK  D. SET TRANSACTION
 It ends the current transaction and makes permanent changes during the transaction.
 A. COMMIT  C. SAVEPOINT
 B. ROLLBACK  D. SET TRANSACTION
 After successful completion of a transaction, the changes in the database should persist. Even in the case of
system failures.
 A. Atomicity  C. Consistency
 B. Isolation  D. Durability
 A transaction is a single unit of operation. You either execute it entirely or do not execute it at all. There
cannot be partial execution.
 A. Atomicity  C. Consistency
 B. Isolation  D. Durability
 Transaction should be executed in isolation from other transactions (no Locks). During concurrent
transaction execution, intermediate transaction results from simultaneously executed transactions should
not be made available to each other. (Level 0,1,2,3)
 A. Atomicity  C. Consistency
 B. Isolation  D. Durability
 1Once the transaction is executed, it should move from one consistent state to another.
 A. Atomicity
 B. Isolation
 C. Consistency
 D. Durability
 It is used to restores the database to last committed state.
 A. COMMIT  C. SAVEPOINT
 B. ROLLBACK  D. SET TRANSACTIO
 This command is used to initiate a database transaction.
 A. COMMIT  C. SAVEPOINT
 B. ROLLBACK  D. SET TRANSACTION
 It ends the current transaction and makes permanent changes during the transaction.
 A. COMMIT  C. SAVEPOINT
 B. ROLLBACK  D. SET TRANSACTION
 After successful completion of a transaction, the changes in the database should persist. Even in the case of
system failures.
 A. Atomicity  C. Consistency
 B. Isolation  D. Durability

 A logical unit of processing in a DBMS which entails one or more database access operation.
 A. Database
 B. Transaction
 C. Database Transaction
 D. DBMS
 Consider money is transferred from (1)account-A to account-B and (2) account-B to account-A. Which of the
following form a transaction?
 A. Only 1
 B. Only 2
 C. Both 1 and 2 individually
 D. Either 1 or 2
 A transaction is delimited by statements (or function calls) of the form __________
 A. Begin transaction and end transaction
 B. Start transaction and stop transaction
 C. Get transaction and post transaction
 D. Read transaction and write transaction
 Identify the characteristics of transactions
 A. ATOMICITY  C. ISOLATION
 B. DURABILITY  D. ALL OF THE MENTIONED
 Which of the following has “all-or-none” property?
 A. ATOMICITY  C. ISOLATION
 B. DURABILITY  D. ALL OF THE MENTIONED
 The database system must take special actions to ensure that transactions operate properly without
interference from concurrently executing database statements. This property is referred to as
 A. Atomicity
 B. Durability
 C. Isolation
 D. Security

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