SQLite – 16 – Transactions in SQLite MCQ

SQLite – Transactions in SQLite

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1. What is a database transaction in SQLite?

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2. In SQLite, what is the purpose of a database transaction?

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3. What does it mean for a transaction to be atomic in SQLite?

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4. In SQLite, what happens to a transaction if an error occurs during its execution?

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5. What is the purpose of the BEGIN TRANSACTION statement in SQLite?

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6. In SQLite, what does the COMMIT statement do?

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7. What does the ROLLBACK statement do in SQLite?

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8. In SQLite, what is the default behavior of a transaction when it reaches the end of the block without a COMMIT?

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9. What is the purpose of the SAVEPOINT statement in SQLite?

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10. In SQLite, what does the RELEASE statement do?

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11. What is the purpose of the ROLLBACK TO statement in SQLite?

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12. In SQLite, what is the purpose of the database locking mechanism during a transaction?

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13. What is a transaction isolation level in SQLite?

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14. In SQLite, what is the default transaction isolation level?

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15. What is the highest isolation level in SQLite?

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16. What is the lowest isolation level in SQLite?

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17. In SQLite, what does the SERIALIZABLE isolation level guarantee?

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18. What does the READ UNCOMMITTED isolation level allow in SQLite?

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19. In SQLite, what does the READ COMMITTED isolation level allow?

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20. What does the REPEATABLE READ isolation level prevent in SQLite?

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21. In SQLite, what is a deadlock?

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22. How can you resolve a deadlock in SQLite?

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