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const session = client.startSession(); await session.withTransaction(async () => { for (const transaction of purchase_detail) { try { await IOS_COL.insertOne(...
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I'm working with MongoDB transactions (Node.js, replica set). Inside a transaction, I update a document in a way that changes the value of a field that is covered by an index. Later in the same ...
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I am learning Spring Boot thoroughly and the last thing I am trying to learn is transaction management. But this is part of what makes learning Spring so frustrating, nothing just works, everything ...
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I'm using Prisma with PostgreSQL. As I read about the transaction isolations in PostgreSQL, I wondered if I am using transactions without any benefits or if I understood the subject correctly. async ...
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what is a concrete implementation I can use for isolating transactions? For example, for atomicity, I can lump multiple statements underneath a BEGIN TRAN and then call COMMIT somewhere down the line. ...
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I am looking for some comparison between Mongo DB with ACID support vs RDBMS. I would like to see if Mongo DB with ACID can be a replacement for RDBMS for most of the scenarios. With earlier Mongo DB ...
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I am currently preparing for the interview and trying to figure out what is ACID compliant and what is not. As I understand Azure SQL database with 1 write/read and multiple read replicas will be ACID ...
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I created a method in my service implementation & annotated by Transactional class. but @Transactional is no effective when then method is created as functional interfaces such as BiFunction, ...
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As of now, ACID properties in Apache Hive are only supported for the ORC file format. I have data in Parquet files (lets say they're very large). I want to figure out the pros and cons of leaving the ...
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Not sure which term to use "Database" or "Event store" but I'm talking about where we store our events. I wonder if Event store should have ACID properties, especially the ...
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I am facing a problem with Spring Data and Elasticsearch. I need to do a query and partial add or update to an entity and in the end figure out if its completed. The model is a sample as below public ...
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I was reading https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/databases/strict-serializability-and-external-consistency-in-spanner and it says below "While this consistency guarantee says nothing about ...
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I'd like to insert a row inside a "history" table whenever the original row gets modified (updated). I'd like to use original row's ID as a FOREIGN KEY for the history table. But this ID ...
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In my code I have a situation similar to this: using(var transaction = DbContext.Database.BeginTransaction(IsolationLevel.Serializable) { var record = DbContext.SomeTable.FirstOrDefault(t => t....
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In Hive, I understand how bucketing works for External Tables and Non Acid Managed tables.Based on the column that is specified inside clustered-by clause in the corresponding DDL statement, bucket is ...
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