Transactions, Concurrency Control, and Isolation Levels Questions
How databases manage concurrent access: ACID transactions, isolation levels and the anomalies they permit (dirty/non-repeatable/phantom reads), locking, and optimistic versus pessimistic concurrency. Covers deadlock handling and choosing an isolation level for a workload. Essential for correctness in any multi-user database system.
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