Concurrent Transactions

Concurrent transactions occur when multiple tasks or operations happen at the same time within a system, such as a database. For example, two people might access and update their bank accounts simultaneously. Proper management ensures these transactions don’t interfere with each other, maintaining data accuracy and consistency. Techniques like locking or scheduling are used to coordinate these activities, so each transaction is completed correctly without causing errors or data corruption. This allows systems to handle multiple users efficiently while ensuring reliable and accurate data processing.