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There's kind of 2 main ways to approach this problem.

Transaction already started.

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Atomicity refers to the notion that all parts of a transaction succeed or fail together.

You can do some selects, you can do updates, you can do inserts.

Will any transactions be adequately logged?

Could not start transaction

The first would be using transactions.

And then you commit that transaction.

Because then that score changing here should be 0, but it could be 1 if these aren't handled properly.

Finally, we have durability.

And I'll talk about what a proof of work protocols are in a separate video in more detail

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So we'll never run a query that gets a links updated score but can't also get the user's updated karma.

And the nodes are (?) appending new transaction blocks to that chain they're gonna take anything (?) that hasn't yet been processed amp amp start incorporate it into the transaction chain that was broadcasted out by the node who came up with the proof of work correctly now this transaction block chain, really, what we're gonna be doing in the context of Bitcoin is the nodes are only going to consider the transaction block chain that reflects the greatest amount of work ??? contents

Now, because each transaction block contains information about previous transaction, really what you end up having is not just a single block, you ultimately have what you can think of as a chain of transactions.

Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability.

And so they have to find a way and they use algorithms to do this to break up that big thing into a million little transactions.

And my answer was you can either use transactions in the datastore, which I don't fully understand, because I'm new to a datastore, or you can use memcache, which is one of the 101 uses of memcache, it has this global lock.

And the idea is that as soon as a Bitcoin miner is able to construct a transaction block chain containing all these unrecorded transactions amp amp these proof of works it will broadcast the details of that chain out to all the nodes all the peers on that peer to peer network for Bitcoin

Disabling auto commit is equivalent with starting a transaction.

A syndicate is just a group of banks that work together to kind of handle a larger transaction than any one of them would be willing to handle by themselves.

And then once the newly broadcasted chain gets verified meets certain properties, the nodes on the network are just gonna go ahead amp amp start using it.

This connection will remain open in this case.

The connection will remain open in this case.

Indeed, some security attacks are merely exploits of this kind of overly built security, which tends to erode over time.

For example, if we're working from the Reddit example, if we had a link table and a users table, and somebody up voted on a link and that increases the user's reputation, we might increase the score of the link and also increase the reputation of the user.

It's affected by the amount of lending that's occurring, it's affected by the number of transactions that are occurring in the economy.

If you use components that support transactions you will have to implement the transaction management yourself.