endtotransaction

End to Transaction is a term used in database management and computing to signify the completion of a transaction. A transaction is a sequence of operations performed as a single logical unit of work. This unit of work must be atomic, consistent, isolated, and durable, a property known as ACID. When a transaction is successfully completed, it is committed to the database, making its changes permanent. If a transaction fails for any reason, it is rolled back, meaning all changes made during that transaction are undone, leaving the database in its original state before the transaction began. The end to transaction process ensures data integrity and reliability, especially in systems where multiple users or processes might be accessing and modifying data concurrently. This commit or rollback mechanism is crucial for maintaining a consistent and accurate state of the database, preventing data corruption and ensuring that operations are treated as indivisible units.