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If you're going to use a database that does not support these features then you should come up with a data model that does not rely on them. For example, inste
by lackbeard 9y ago
If you're going to use a database that does not support these features then you should come up with a data model that does not rely on them.
For example, instead of applying a bank account transfer as a database transaction that debits one account record and credits another, you create a new transaction record (account transaction, not database transaction.) Then account balances are a sum over these transaction records.