Answer Posted / Mohit Singh Chauhan
A transaction in SQL is a logical unit of work that contains one or more SQL statements. It ensures data integrity by guaranteeing that all the SQL statements within the transaction are executed together, committed as a whole (successfully), or rolled back (unexecuted) if any error occurs.
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