Atomicity on the Document Level
MongoDB ensures atomicity at the document level, ensuring that all changes within a document operation are either fully committed or fully rolled back in case of failure. This prevents partial updates and data corruption.
What is Atomicity in MongoDB and How to Achieve it?
Atomicity ensures that all changes within a single operation are either fully completed or not applied at all, preventing data corruption and inconsistencies.
Table of Content
- Atomicity and How to Achieve it
- Operation Example: insertOne()
- Success or Error
- Atomicity on the Document Level
- Including Embedded Documents
- Single Document Operations
- Multi-Document Transactions
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