Introduction
Serializable isolation ensures that transactions behave as if they run one after another, avoiding conflicts and keeping data accurate.
When you want to prevent errors caused by multiple users changing data at the same time.
When you need the highest level of data accuracy in financial or inventory systems.
When you want to avoid problems like lost updates or inconsistent reads.
When your application requires strict correctness over speed.
When you want to make sure complex transactions do not interfere with each other.