the term continues to retain its original meaning. With respect to relational databases, Atomicity means that operations (DMLs/DDLs, etc.) executed by the database will be atomic. The unit of atomicity
Atomicity is particularly important to mitigate damage in case of database server crashes. If a non-volatile database crashes in the middle of a transaction, all changes done will be discarded or rolled back to avoid sending partial results to the production database. Consistency Consistency is a...
This path graph has meaning only in the state where the access occurred. Since we intend to lock the objects represented by this path graph at the top of the atomic section, and the state is mutated by assignments between these two points, the function t will transform a path graph to ...
Atomicity (in the sense of “ACID”) states that for a series of operations performed against a database, either every one of them commits together, or they’re all rolled back; no in between states are allowed. For code that needs to be resilient to the messiness of the real w...
Finally, Snowflake supports optional annotations to declare that a certain method call in the client method is functional, meaning that the call is side-effect-free and that its return value is solely a function of the states of the given receiver object and arguments. A variation on this ...