Database Transactions Overview

To perform multiple database operations that may compromise consistency.

To allow for unlimited operations without restrictions.

To facilitate user access to irrelevant data.

To maintain consistency during database updates by enforcing atomicity. (correct)

To allow for the necessary sequence of operations such as debiting and crediting accounts. (correct)

To simplify the transaction handling process for complex databases.

To confirm that all database states are finalized before completion.

To enhance the performance of all database queries.

The database remains in a state of temporary inconsistency.

The database will be in a consistent state after the transaction is completed. (correct)

All previous transactions will be automatically reversed.

Error messages are automatically generated for data retrieval.

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