Acid, our four properties of relational databases, they are a tomasetti, consistency, isolation
and durability, and I think any one working with relational databases like balseros, my sequel, SQL
Server Oracle, should really understand these properties.
And this video, we will go through the four properties of relational databases, explain why each is
critical to make a relational database.
We will also talk about why some people are moving away from relational databases to another sequel
database, kind of ditching one aspect, one vertical of these properties, which is essentially the
consistency.
All right.
Agenda.
Here's where we're going to discuss in this video, guys.
I want to discuss the four properties, but I want to first talk about what is a transaction.
I think this is important.
I don't want to take this for granted that people, you know, what is this?
So we've got to go quickly through Watrous transaction.
We're going to talk about it on Midcity.
I flipped the two properties, isolation and consistency.
So it's acid, but a solid.
I changed it because there is a reason discombobulation will domestic will lead to consistency in a
very nice way.
Got to talk about consistency.
I talk about a little bit of a school database's why people are moving to a nursing or why they create
an school to begin with.
And then fourth, talk about durability is kind of very straightforward thing.