Complete the code to name the ACID property that ensures all parts of a transaction succeed or fail together.
The ACID property that guarantees all-or-nothing execution is called [1].
Atomicity means the entire transaction happens completely or not at all.
Complete the code to identify the ACID property that ensures database rules are not broken after a transaction.
The ACID property that keeps data valid and follows rules is called [1].
Consistency ensures the database remains in a valid state after transactions.
Fix the error in naming the ACID property that controls how transactions appear isolated from each other.
The ACID property that ensures transactions do not interfere is called [1].
Isolation means transactions run independently without affecting each other.
Fill both blanks to complete the description of the ACID property that guarantees data is saved permanently after a transaction.
The ACID property called [1] ensures data is [2] even after system failures.
Durability means once a transaction commits, its data is saved permanently.
Fill all three blanks to complete the sentence describing the ACID properties in order: Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability.
The ACID properties are [1], which means all-or-nothing; [2], which keeps data valid; [3], which prevents transaction interference.
The first three ACID properties are Atomicity, Consistency, and Isolation, describing key transaction guarantees.