What is a transactions?
Answer / Singh Pritam Jitendra
A 'transaction' in SQL Server is a logical unit of work that consists of one or more SQL statements. Transactions ensure data consistency by either committing all changes to the database if successful, or rolling back all changes if an error occurs.
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