Master Hibernate and JPA with Spring Boot in 100 Steps - Step 59 - Transaction Management - ACID Properties

This video provides an overview of ACID properties in transaction management, explaining each component: Atomicity ensures transactions are fully completed or not at all; Consistency maintains system state integrity; Isolation manages transaction visibility; and Durability ensures data persistence post-transaction. Each property is crucial for reliable transaction management.

What does the 'A' in ACID properties stand for, and why is it important in transaction management?

Describe a scenario where atomicity is crucial in a transaction.

Explain the concept of consistency in the context of transaction management.

What are the potential consequences of not maintaining consistency in a banking transaction?

How does isolation affect transactions that are running in parallel?

Discuss the different levels of isolation and their impact on transaction management.

What is the significance of durability in transaction management?