Explain atomicity?
Answer / Sukh Beer Singh
In SQL Server, atomicity refers to the property of a database transaction ensuring that the entire transaction completes successfully or fails as a whole. This means that if one operation within the transaction fails, all prior operations are rolled back, ensuring data integrity.
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