Complete the code to identify the key property of transactions in e-commerce systems.
A transaction in e-commerce must ensure [1] to keep data consistent.
Atomicity means the transaction is all-or-nothing, which is crucial for e-commerce to avoid partial updates.
Complete the code to describe the isolation property in e-commerce transactions.
Isolation ensures that concurrent transactions do not [1] each other to prevent data conflicts.
Isolation means transactions do not interfere with each other, preventing inconsistent data.
Fix the error in the statement about durability in e-commerce transactions.
Durability means once a transaction is committed, its results are [1] even if the system crashes.
Durability guarantees that committed transactions survive failures and are permanent.
Fill both blanks to complete the description of the ACID properties tested in e-commerce.
E-commerce transactions require [1] to ensure all steps succeed or fail together, and [2] to prevent concurrent transaction conflicts.
Atomicity ensures all-or-nothing execution; isolation prevents conflicts between concurrent transactions.
Fill all three blanks to complete the explanation of why e-commerce tests transactional design.
Testing transactional design ensures [1] to avoid partial updates, [2] to keep data safe after crashes, and [3] to handle multiple users safely.
Atomicity avoids partial updates, durability protects data after crashes, and isolation manages concurrent users safely.