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HomeHomework Helpcomputer-scienceData Consistency

Data Consistency

Data consistency refers to the accuracy and reliability of data across different sources or within the same dataset, ensuring that information remains unchanged and coherent over time. In psychological research, it is crucial for maintaining the integrity of findings and supporting valid conclusions.

intermediate
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Data consistency is a fundamental concept in database management that ensures data remains accurate and reliable across different systems. It is crucial for applications where data integrity is paramount, such as banking and healthcare. Understanding data consistency involves exploring various model...

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Key Terms

Atomicity
A property that ensures a transaction is all-or-nothing.

Example: If one part of a transaction fails, the entire transaction fails.

Isolation
Ensures that transactions occur independently without interference.

Example: Two transactions can run simultaneously without affecting each other.

Durability
Guarantees that once a transaction is committed, it remains so, even in case of a system failure.

Example: A bank transfer will be recorded even if the system crashes immediately after.

Eventual Consistency
A model where updates will propagate to all nodes eventually, but not immediately.

Example: Social media posts may take time to appear on all users' feeds.

Data Replication
The process of storing copies of data in multiple locations.

Example: A database may replicate data across different servers for reliability.

Concurrency Control
Techniques used to manage simultaneous operations without conflicting.

Example: Locking mechanisms prevent two users from editing the same record at once.

Related Topics

Database Transactions
Understanding how transactions work in databases and their importance in maintaining data integrity.
intermediate
Distributed Systems
Exploring how data consistency is managed in systems where data is spread across multiple locations.
advanced
Data Integrity
Learning about the methods and practices to ensure data remains accurate and trustworthy.
intermediate

Key Concepts

AtomicityIsolationDurabilityConsistency Models