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This document discusses database transactions and their properties. It defines a transaction as a logical unit of work on a database that must fully succeed or fail as an atomic operation. The key properties of transactions are outlined as ACID properties - Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, and Durability. An example is given of a funds transfer transaction between two bank accounts. Transaction control statements in MySQL like START TRANSACTION, COMMIT, SAVEPOINT, and ROLLBACK are also explained.

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Chapter 10-DataBase Transaction PDF

This document discusses database transactions and their properties. It defines a transaction as a logical unit of work on a database that must fully succeed or fail as an atomic operation. The key properties of transactions are outlined as ACID properties - Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, and Durability. An example is given of a funds transfer transaction between two bank accounts. Transaction control statements in MySQL like START TRANSACTION, COMMIT, SAVEPOINT, and ROLLBACK are also explained.

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Chapter 10:

Advanced RDBMS Concepts


Informatics Practices Revised as per
CBSE
Class XII (CBSE Board) Curriculum
2015

Visit www.ip4you.blogspot.com for more….

Authored By:- Rajesh Kumar Mishra, PGT (Comp.Sc.)


Kendriya Vidyalaya Upper Camp, Dehradun (Uttarakhand)
e-mail : [email protected]
What is Database Transaction?
 In general, an event of access or modify
the record from a database is called
Database Transaction.
 A Transaction is a Logical Unit of
Work (LUW) on the database that
must succeed or fail entirely.
 A database transaction may contains
several statement or commands but
works as an atomic operation on the
database.
Properties of a Transaction (ACID Properties)

A Transaction possesses the following ACID properties.


 Atomicity: (All-or-None)
A transaction is executed entirely or none. No any transaction
is allowed to run partially.
 Consistency:
A transaction must leave the database in Consistent state
after completion. No any transaction is allowed to leave the
database in In-consistent state, because before execution it
was in consistent state.
 Integrity:
Transaction is an atomic unit, it must be executed
independently, no any other transaction should interfere
during the execution of a transaction to avoid conflicts.
 Durability:
The changes made by the transaction are permanent in
nature i.e. effect of a transaction is recorded permanently.
Database Transaction – an example

A transaction may contains several commands like SELECT,


DELETE and UPDATE etc. to perform an specific action (work) on
the database.
Suppose an amount of 1000/- is transferred from Ajay’ s
account (AccountNo 1005) to Mohan’s Account (Account No
1102), in ACCOUNT table, then it can be represented as-
Ajay’s Balance is
mysql> START TRANSACTION; debited
mysql> UPDATE ACCOUNT SET Balance = Balance-1000
Where AccountNo=1005;

mysql> UPDATE ACCOUNT SET Balance = Balance+1000


Where AccountNo=1102; Mohan’s Balance is
Mysql> COMMIT; credited
Transaction Control Statements in MySQL

MySQL offers the following Transaction handling statements-


 START TRANSACTION
Represents the start of a transaction.
 COMMIT [Work]
Represents the end of a transaction. It saves all the changes on a database
permanently.
 SAVEPOINT <Savepoint_Name>
It creates a flag or mark during the execution of transaction which can be
used to cancel the transaction partially, if required.
 ROLLBACK [To SAVEPOINT <savepoint_Name>]
It cancels the effect of a transaction and restores the previous state of the
database (works like UNDO operation). A partial rollback can be done using
Save Points created in the transaction.
 Set Autocommit
If Autocommit is Enabled , the changes are immediately saved after
completion of the command, without using Commit command explicitly.
mysql> Set Autocommit=1; (enables Autocommit feature)
mysql> Set Autocommit=0; (disables Autocommit feature)
Save Points and Rollback of Transactions
Save Points are flag or marker created during the execution of
transaction which can be used to cancel the transaction partially.
Example :

mysql> SET AUTOCOMMIT=0; Mysql> SET AUTOCOMMIT=0;


mysql> START TRANSACTION; mysql> START TRANSACTION;
mysql> UPDATE ….. mysql> UPDATE …..
mysql> SAVEPOINT m1; mysql> SAVEPOINT m1;
mysql> INSERT INTO …………… mysql> INSERT INTO ……………
mysql> UPDATE ….. mysql> UPDATE …..
Mysql> ROLLBACK TO SAVPOINT m1; Mysql> ROLLBACK;
Mysql> COMMIT; Mysql> COMMIT;

Effects of INSERT & UPDATE Transaction will be Roll-


command upto Savepoint m1 will be backed upto begin of
cancelled.. (Partial Rollback) transaction…
Autocommit and Rollback
MySQL offers AUTOCOMMIT feature, which automatically commits
changes immediately after execution of command in the transactions,
if it is enabled (i.e. SET AUTOCOMMIT=1)
Example :
mysql> SET AUTOCOMMIT=0; mysql> SET AUTOCOMMIT=1
mysql> START TRANSACTION; mysql> START TRANSACTION;
mysql> INSERT ….. mysql> INSERT INTO……….
mysql> ………. Mysql> …..
Mysql> ROLLBACK; Mysql> ROLLBACK;

Record is added and


Record is not inserted, since it automatically committed too…
is undone by Rollback (since Autocommit is enabled.)
command.

Once a transaction has been committed(saved) by Commit


command Or AUTOCOMMIT, it can’t be rollbacked.

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