What Does a DBMS Do to Break a Deadlock

question 40

Multiple Choice

What does a DBMS do to break a deadlock?

• A) rolls back all transactions involved in the deadlock
• B) chooses one deadlocked user to be the victim
• C) closes the database and restores from the last backup
• D) erases the records involved in the deadlock and reschedules the transactions

Recognize the implications of electronic funds transfers (EFT) in managing cash transactions.

Identify various documents (e.g., remittance advice, credit memos) and their roles in the banking and accounting processes.

Understand journal entries related to bank reconciliation adjustments and their impact on a company's financial records.

Comprehend internal control elements and their importance in managing and safeguarding a company’s assets.

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