What are the ACID Properties in a Database and Why are They Important?
Reliable transaction processing and database data integrity and dependability are guaranteed by ACID characteristics.
Atomicity: Guarantees that every step in a transaction is carried out successfully; if not, the transaction is terminated.
Consistency: Guarantees that a transaction moves the database between legitimate states.
Isolation: Guarantees that transactions are carried out autonomously and without intervention.
Durability: Guarantees that, even in the event of a system failure, a transaction's outcomes are kept in the database indefinitely.
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