Serializable Schedules

Serializable schedules refer to a way of organizing transactions in a database to ensure that the final result is consistent and reliable. Imagine you have multiple people trying to add, update, or remove items from a shared list at the same time. A serializable schedule ensures that, even with their simultaneous actions, the end result will be the same as if these actions were completed one after the other, in some order. This approach prevents conflicts and ensures data integrity, leading to trustworthy results when multiple transactions occur concurrently.