PostgreSQL - Transactions and ConcurrencyWhich SQL statement correctly starts a transaction in PostgreSQL to use MVCC?ABEGIN;BSTART;CBEGINNING TRANSACTION;DOPEN TRANSACTION;Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall PostgreSQL transaction syntaxPostgreSQL uses BEGIN; to start a transaction.Step 2: Compare optionsOnly A is valid syntax. B and C use incorrect keywords, D is invalid.Final Answer:BEGIN; -> Option AQuick Check:PostgreSQL transaction start = BEGIN; [OK]Quick Trick: Use BEGIN; to start transactions in PostgreSQL [OK]Common Mistakes:Using START; which is invalid syntaxTyping OPEN TRANSACTION; which is invalidConfusing transaction start with commit or rollback
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