1. Atomicity enables the two operations—the subtraction from the savings account and the addition to the checking account—to be treated as a single transaction.
原子性使得这两个操作——从储蓄帐户减钱和向支票帐户加钱——被当作单个事务处理。
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2. A log operation might not participate in atomicity at all.
不涉及事务原子性的日志操作。
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3. Separating the data and indexes raised issues of consistency and atomicity.
分离数据和索引引起了一致性和原子性问题。
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4. The code in Listing 2 has visibility failures as well as atomicity failures.
清单2中的代码不仅有原子性故障,还有可见性故障。
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5. Atomicity, as a basic transaction property, is implemented in various systems.
作为事务的基本属性,原子性被各种系统实现。
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6. Log operations can be treated as well as other updates to participate in atomicity.
可视为其它更新一样参与原子事务的日志操作。
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7. This variant is a compromise between atomicity and cost of transaction overhead.
这种操作类型是在原子性和事务带来的巨大代价之间的折中。
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8. Atomicity is perhaps the most basic property of successful transaction executions.
原子性可能是一个成功事务执行的最基本属性。
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9. The logging server then persists all log messages that require atomicity or semi-atomicity.
然后日志服务器持久化所有事务原子性和半原子性的日志消息。
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10. Atomicity: Either all steps that are part of the transaction happen or none will happen.
原子性:作为事务一部分的所有步骤或者都发生,或者都不发生。
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11. If the atomicity level is none, the log message is written immediately to the permanent log media.
如果事务原子性级别是空,日志消息将被立即写入永久性日志媒体中。
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12. Each log message contains the required atomicity level within the transaction coordination context.
每一个日志消息在事务协调上下文都包含指定的事务原子性级别信息。
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13. Listing 6 shows how to use an AtomicReference to restore this last bit of atomicity to our example.
清单6展示了如何使用AtomicReference来修复本示例的最后一个原子性问题。
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14. Savepoints are the perfect mechanism to achieve finer granularity of atomicity within a transaction.
保存点是在事务中实现更细粒度的原子性的最佳方法。
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15. Volatile variables share the visibility features of synchronized, but none of the atomicity features.
Volatile变量具有synchronized的可见性特性,但是不具备原子特性。
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16. Atomicity means that operations with the database can be grouped together and treated as a single unit.
原子性指数据库操作可以组合到一起,当作单个单元处理。
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17. A transactional runtime environment assures atomicity, consistency, isolation, and durability of applications.
一个事务性的运行环境确保一个应用程序的原子性、一致性、孤立性和持久性。
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18. Atomicity ensures that all updates are treated as a single unit and are either all committed or all rolled back.
原子性确保所有更新被当作一个单独的单元,要么全部提交,要么回滚。
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19. In this paper, we define a log service with some transactional semantics and concentrate on the atomicity semantics.
在本文中,我们定义了一个事务语法支持的日志服务,重点解决原子性语法。
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20. The relational databases also include the transaction ACID property (Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability).
关系数据库还包括事务acid属性(原子性、一致性、独立性、持久性)。
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21. It also USES the log service (Logging) on the log service node, sending log messages with different atomicity levels.
它同样可以使用日志服务节点上的日志服务(Logging),发送不同事务原子级别的日志信息。
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22. The SCA container USES a two phase commit to achieve atomicity when multiple transactional resource managers are used.
当使用多个事务资源管理器时,sca容器使用一个两阶段提交实现原子性。
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23. There are additional problems with volatile and the atomicity of 64-bit variables, but this is beyond the scope of this article.
使用volatile和64位变量的原子数还有另外一些问题,但这已超出了本文的讨论范围。
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24. But then you lose the whole purpose of locking and atomicity, which clearly shows the necessity of using the memory constraint.
但这样您会无法理解锁定和原子性的全部意图,这些明确显示了使用内存约束的必要性。
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25. The guarantee of atomicity means that either all or none of these operations will occur, hence ensuring overall data integrity.
原子性的保证意味着,要么所有这些操作都将出现,要么一个操作也不出现,从而确保整个数据的完整性。
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26. The problem with this type of thinking is that it takes into account only one characteristic of transaction support: atomicity.
这种类型的应用程序只需考虑事务支持的一个特性:原子性。
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27. In distributed systems, atomicity means also that a transaction should succeed either in all or in none of the participating nodes.
在分布式系统中,原子性还表明一个事务应该在参与事务的所有节点中全部执行成功或全部失败。
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28. If you've never encountered transactions before, they offer 4 major features: Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation and Durability (ACID).