In Order for a Transaction to Be Consistent

question 63

Multiple Choice

In order for a transaction to be consistent:

• A) it must run the same way all the time.
• B) it must tell the truth.
• C) it must run using the same amount of memory.
• D) any database constraints that must be true before the transaction must also be true after the transaction.

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