Closed MMeent closed 5 years ago
As written here: https://golang.objectbox.io/faq#is-objectbox-acid-compliant-is-it-an-in-memory-database
For synchronous transactions (e.g. what happens under the hood for Box.Put()), data is stored durable once it returns.
Is there any info on the guarantee of consistency in case the transaction is aborted before Box.Put() returns? (e.g. system halt.)
I also could not find it in the transaction docs
It's like part of the ACID definition, but yes, maybe we should point that out more explicitly.
As written here: https://golang.objectbox.io/faq#is-objectbox-acid-compliant-is-it-an-in-memory-database
Is there any info on the guarantee of consistency in case the transaction is aborted before Box.Put() returns? (e.g. system halt.)
I also could not find it in the transaction docs