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Distributed Transactions and Data-Distribution Strategies

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A distributed transaction (XA) system allows different databases, and even different database engines, to participate in a single global transaction. As a result, you can update an employee record in DB2, update user preferences in Berkeley DB, and update payroll information in Oracle, all as part of a single, global distributed transaction.

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(2007). Distributed Transactions and Data-Distribution Strategies. In: The Berkeley DB Book. Apress. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0317-9_9

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