Question 1
What is a transaction in DBMS?
A user command
A single SQL statement
A logical unit of work
A stored procedure
Question 2
Which of the following is not one of the ACID properties?
Atomicity
Concurrency
Isolation
Durability
Question 3
Which ACID property ensures that either all operations of a transaction are completed or none?
Consistency
Atomicity
Durability
Isolation
Question 4
What does the Consistency property of ACID ensure?
The database always accepts new transactions
Every transaction brings the database from one valid state to another
Transactions run in parallel
Transactions don’t interfere with each other
Question 5
Which transaction state comes immediately after the transaction starts?
Active
Committed
Partially Committed
Failed
Question 6
What is the final state of a successful transaction?
Failed
Committed
Partially Committed
Aborted
Question 7
What happens during the “Aborted” state of a transaction?
Data is permanently saved
System waits for a lock
Changes are undone
Transaction is retried immediately
Question 8
Which ACID property ensures that the effects of a committed transaction are never lost?
Isolation
Durability
Atomicity
Consistency
Question 9
The Isolation property is mainly related to:
Backup and restore
Read and write permissions
Concurrent execution of transactions
Query optimization
Question 10
When a transaction has completed its final operation but is not yet committed, it is in which state?
Active
Partially Committed
Failed
Aborted
There are 10 questions to complete.