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Transactions can be in one of several states to handle failures and ensure consistency. The states are active while executing, partially committed once enough information is written to disk for recovery, committed if fully completed, and aborted if rolled back with the database restored to its prior state. States can transition from active to either committed or aborted, with partially committed as an intermediate step, to ensure transactions can be recovered or undone following a failure.
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Transaction states PPT
- 2. Because failures occurs, transaction are broken up into states to handle various situation. Active, the initial state; the transaction stays in this state until while it is still executing. A transition is terminated only if it has either been committed or aborted.
- 3. The DBMS needs to write out enough information to disk so that, in case of a failure, the system could re-create the updates performed by the transaction once the system is brought back up. After it has written out all the necessary information, it is committed.
- 4. Committed- after successful completion. Once committed, the transaction can no longer be undone by aborting it. Its effect could be undone only by a compensating transaction.
- 5. Aborted, after the transaction has been rolled back the the database has been restored to its state prior to the start of the transaction. The DBMS could either kill the transaction or restart the transaction. A transaction may only be restarted as a result of some hardware or software error, and a restarted transaction is considered a new transaction.
- 6. Thus the possible sequence of states are: Active -> Partially committed -> Committed Active -> Partially committed -> Aborted Active -> Failed -> Aborted
- 8. Ravi Ranjan MCA- I Iyr