Serializable ScheduleNone

A Serializable Schedule in database management is a sequence of operations (like read or write actions) on data that ensures the final result is equivalent to some correct, logical order of these operations. In simpler terms, it guarantees that even if tasks are executed concurrently, the outcome remains consistent as if they had been performed one after the other, maintaining data integrity. This concept is crucial for ensuring reliable and accurate database transactions, especially when multiple users or processes access the same data simultaneously.