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transaktsiooni is a word derived from the Latin "transigere," meaning to settle or complete. In a broad sense, it refers to any instance of a transaction, which is an exchange of goods, services, or financial assets between two or more parties. This exchange typically involves a transfer of value and a mutual agreement on the terms of the exchange.

The concept of transaktsiooni is fundamental to commerce and economics. Every time a purchase is made, a payment is processed, or an agreement is reached, a transaktsiooni has occurred. These can range from simple everyday exchanges, like buying groceries, to complex financial dealings, such as mergers and acquisitions between large corporations. The key element is the completion of an agreed-upon action or transfer.

In computing and database management, transaktsiooni takes on a more specific meaning. Here, it refers to a single, indivisible unit of work that must be executed entirely or not at all. This concept is crucial for maintaining data integrity. For example, when transferring money from one bank account to another, this is treated as a single transaktsiooni. If the money is debited from the first account but not credited to the second, the entire transaktsiooni fails, and the system reverts to its state before the operation began. This "all or nothing" principle ensures that data remains consistent and accurate, even in the event of system failures. The ACID properties (Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability) are closely associated with the concept of database transaktsiooni, guaranteeing reliable processing.