ACID stands for four traits of database transactions:
Atomicity - An operation either succeeds completely or fails; operations do not leave incomplete data in the system.
Consistency - Once an operation completes, the results of that operation are visible to every subsequent operation.
Isolation - Operations completed by one user do not cause unexpected side effects for other users.
Durability - Once an operation is complete, it will be preserved even if the machine or system experiences a failure.
These behaviours are mandatory to ensure transaction functionality.
If your operations are ACID compliant, the system will ensure your processing is protected against any failures.
Atomicity - An operation either succeeds completely or fails; operations do not leave incomplete data in the system.
Consistency - Once an operation completes, the results of that operation are visible to every subsequent operation.
Isolation - Operations completed by one user do not cause unexpected side effects for other users.
Durability - Once an operation is complete, it will be preserved even if the machine or system experiences a failure.
These behaviours are mandatory to ensure transaction functionality.
If your operations are ACID compliant, the system will ensure your processing is protected against any failures.