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Transaction Management Quiz

Test your knowledge of transaction management in databases with our engaging quiz! This quiz covers the essential concepts of transactions, including their properties, operations, and states.

  • Measure your understanding of key principles like Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, and Durability.
  • Perfect for students or anyone looking to deepen their knowledge of database management!
30 Questions8 MinutesCreated by LearningData101
An operation is part of a transaction if it is ___ related.
Logically
Analytically
Reasonably
None
To access the contents of the database, ___ user performs transactions.
Single
Two
Three
Multiple
How many operations of transactions are there?
3
4
5
6
Which of the following is an operation of transactions?
Read
Write
Commit
All of the above
X is read from a database and stored in a buffer in main memory with the ___ operation.
Read
Write
Commit
Rollback
Writing the data from the buffer back to the database is accomplished by using the _____ operation.
Read
Write
Commit
Rollback
__ is used to permanently save the work.
Read
Write
Commit
Rollback
An undo operation is called a ___.
Rollback
Commit
Write
Read
How many properties of transactions are there?
4
5
3
6
In a database, prior to and after a transaction, properties are used to ensure ___.
Consistency
Redundancy
Latency
Anonymity
Which of the following is a property of transaction?
Atomicity
Consistency
Durability
All of the above
___ states that all operations of a transaction must occur simultaneously; otherwise, the transaction will be aborted.
Atomicity
Consistency
Isolation
Durability
What is TRUE about atomicity?
The transaction cannot be partially completed, since there is no midway
In each transaction, either the entire transaction is executed or it is not.
Both A and B
None of the above
How many operations does atomicity involve?
1
2
3
4
Which of the following is an operation in atomicity?
Abort
Commit
Both A and B
None of the above
Transactions that are ___ do not expose all changes.
Committed
Rollbacked
Aborted
None of the above
All changes made in a transaction are ___ once it commits.
Visible
Not Visible
Broken
Not Broken
What is TRUE about Consistency?
As a result of integrity constraints, the database remains consistent before and after the transaction.
In most cases, a database remains either in its previous stable state or in a new stable state following the execution of a transaction.
Every transaction undergoes a consistent database instance, which is the consistent property of databases.
All of the above
Transactions allow the database to be transformed from ___.
One consistent state to another consistent state
One inconsistent state to another consistent state
One inconsistent state to another inconsistent state
One consistent state to another inconsistent state
What is TRUE about Isolation?
By using the data used during a transaction, the second transaction will not be able to use it until the first has been executed.
The data item X cannot be accessed by any other transaction T2 until the transaction T1 is completed and the data item X is used by the transaction T1.
It enforced the isolation property via its concurrency control subsystem.
All of the above
A database's consistent state is measured by the ___ property.
Consistency
Rollback
Durability
Isolation
A durable transaction is one that makes ___ changes.
Permanent
Temporary
Basic
Advanced
What is TRUE about Durability?
The failure of the system or an error in a transaction cannot cause them to be lost.
A consistent state is reached when a transaction is completed.
System failures cannot lead to the loss of that consistent state.
All of the above
The reliability property of a DBMS is managed by the ___ subsystem.
Recovery
Reliability
Property
Database
In how many states can a transaction be?
4
5
6
7
Which of the following is NOT a state of Transaction?
Begin
End
Aborted
Terminated
Which of the following is the first state of every transaction?
Active
Failed
Aborted
Committed
Which of the following functionality can be performed in the active state?
Insertion
Updation
Deletion
All of the above
In which of the following states, the data is still not saved in the database?
Active
Partially Committed
Both A and B
None of the above
In which of the following states, the transaction executes its final operation?
Active
Partially Committed
Aborted
Failed
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