Introduction to Transactions
Today transactions play a very important role in almost all business sectors (finance, banking, and so on). A transaction encapsulates a set of operations that is either successfully completed or not completed at all.
Let's look at a real-life example of transaction handling. When a customer goes to an ATM to make a transaction, there are a series of operations performed after the customer inserts an ATM card into the machine's card reader slot (see Figure 14.1). They are as follows:
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Customer selects the type of operation (withdrawal, deposit, and so on).
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Customer enters appropriate details, like customer card number and PIN, which are sent to the bank via the ATM for validation.
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3. | Bank validates the details ... |
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