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What is a transaction in the context of database processing?

  • A series of actions carried out by multiple users
  • A logical unit of database processing containing one or more SQL statements (correct)
  • A single SQL statement that retrieves data from the database
  • A physical unit of database processing containing one or more SQL statements

What determines the effects of all the SQL statements in a transaction?

  • All committed or all rolled back (correct)
  • Partially committed based on the statement
  • Automatically rolled back if errors occur
  • Depends on the user's preference

What is a Transaction Processing System (TPS) composed of?

  • Only a DBMS
  • Only a TP monitor
  • TP monitor, one or more DBMS, and a set (correct)
  • Multiple TP monitors

What are examples of transactions in real time to a database?

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What does a transaction transform the database from and to?

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What is a transaction in the context of database processing?

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Which of the following best defines a Transaction Processing System (TPS)?

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What happens to the effects of all the SQL statements in a transaction?

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Which of the following is an example of a transaction?

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What is the role of a TP monitor in a Transaction Processing System (TPS)?

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True or false: A transaction is a physical unit of database processing that contains one or more SQL statements?

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True or false: The effects of all the SQL statements in a transaction can be either all committed or all rolled back?

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True or false: Generally, changes made in real time to a database are not considered transactions?

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True or false: A Transaction Processing System (TPS) generally consists of a TP monitor, one or more DBMS, and a set?

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True or false: Phone call is an example of a transaction in real time to a database?

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Flashcards

Transaction

A logical unit of database processing containing one or more SQL statements

Effects of SQL statements

All committed or all rolled back actions in a transaction

Transaction Processing System (TPS)

A system that manages transactions and controls their access to DBMS

Components of TPS

TP monitor, one or more DBMS, and a set of transactions

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Example of a transaction

An action like ATM transaction, phone call, or academic registration

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State transformation in transactions

A transaction transforms the database from one consistent state to another

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TP monitor role

Manages transactions and controls their access to DBMS in a TPS

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False statement about transaction

A transaction is not a physical unit of database processing

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True statement about transaction effects

The effects of all the SQL statements can be either all committed or all rolled back

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Real-time changes in databases

Changes made in real time are considered transactions

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Transaction examples

References like ATM transactions or phone calls as examples of transactions

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Role of a transaction in databases

Ensures integrity by moving to a new consistent state

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Database processing unit

A transaction is a logical unit and not physical

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Commit and rollback concept

Transaction processing ensures results are consistent through committing or rolling back

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TP system architecture

The basic structure involves a TP monitor and DBMS working together

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Study Notes

Introduction to Transaction Processing Concepts

  • A transaction functions as a logical unit of database processing, encompassing one or more SQL statements such as read, write, update, or delete.
  • It transitions the database from one consistent state to another, ensuring integrity and consistency during operations.
  • Defined as an action or a series of related actions by a user or application, transactions access or modify database content.
  • The outcome of all SQL statements within a transaction can either be fully committed to the database or entirely rolled back if necessary.
  • Real-time changes made to the database are categorized as transactions, emphasizing their immediate impact on data integrity.
  • Common examples of transactions include ATM transactions, phone calls, academic registrations, billing, and hotel check-ins.

Transaction Processing System (TPS)

  • A Transaction Processing System is responsible for managing transactions and regulating their access to the Database Management System (DBMS).
  • The core component of a TPS is the TP monitor, which oversees transaction execution and ensures data consistency.
  • TPS typically comprises the TP monitor, one or more DBMS, and a set of user applications that interact with the database.

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