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Different use Transaction and use add to Firestore
Limitations on Cloud Firestore transactionsFirestore transaction with multiple getFirestore - multiple add and update operations in one transactionFireStore Transaction: Transaction is not being atomichow to add or remove item to the the existing array in firestore ?Updating Multipath Firestore Data With TransactionsUpdate multiple documents in a single transaction with dart and Firestorehow to add an image into FirestoreFlutter/Firebase Firestore using runTransaction do nothingCan Firestore Transactions Be Batched?
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What's the difference when we use add data to firestore and use Transaction? I still don't understand this use. because he produces the same value. thanks
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What's the difference when we use add data to firestore and use Transaction? I still don't understand this use. because he produces the same value. thanks
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A transaction is only needed when you have multiple documents to change, and those changes must all be made at the same time, all in sync with each other. A single document add with a unique ID doesn't need a transaction.
– Doug Stevenson
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ok thank you sir!
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What's the difference when we use add data to firestore and use Transaction? I still don't understand this use. because he produces the same value. thanks
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What's the difference when we use add data to firestore and use Transaction? I still don't understand this use. because he produces the same value. thanks
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A transaction is only needed when you have multiple documents to change, and those changes must all be made at the same time, all in sync with each other. A single document add with a unique ID doesn't need a transaction.
– Doug Stevenson
Mar 26 at 5:53
ok thank you sir!
– Moogy Moogy
Mar 26 at 6:32
add a comment |
A transaction is only needed when you have multiple documents to change, and those changes must all be made at the same time, all in sync with each other. A single document add with a unique ID doesn't need a transaction.
– Doug Stevenson
Mar 26 at 5:53
ok thank you sir!
– Moogy Moogy
Mar 26 at 6:32
A transaction is only needed when you have multiple documents to change, and those changes must all be made at the same time, all in sync with each other. A single document add with a unique ID doesn't need a transaction.
– Doug Stevenson
Mar 26 at 5:53
A transaction is only needed when you have multiple documents to change, and those changes must all be made at the same time, all in sync with each other. A single document add with a unique ID doesn't need a transaction.
– Doug Stevenson
Mar 26 at 5:53
ok thank you sir!
– Moogy Moogy
Mar 26 at 6:32
ok thank you sir!
– Moogy Moogy
Mar 26 at 6:32
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In one word I'll say we do this to beware from Race Condition.
What is a Race Condition?
A race condition is an undesirable situation that occurs when a device or system attempts to perform two or more operations at the same time, but because of the nature of the device or system, the operations must be done in the proper sequence to be done correctly
Let me give you an example
Suppose you are activating the user account.
To activate the user account you will go to the database and flip the value (false to true). At that same time, some else is also trying to activate the account they will also flip the value ( true to false).
Just to beware from these kinds of thing we use transition. Before performing any change in the database we read the data and confirm.
If you did not satisfy from my answer then do read about Race Condition because that is the exact answer.
answered Mar 26 at 4:58
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In one word I'll say we do this to beware from Race Condition.
What is a Race Condition?
A race condition is an undesirable situation that occurs when a device or system attempts to perform two or more operations at the same time, but because of the nature of the device or system, the operations must be done in the proper sequence to be done correctly
Let me give you an example
Suppose you are activating the user account.
To activate the user account you will go to the database and flip the value (false to true). At that same time, some else is also trying to activate the account they will also flip the value ( true to false).
Just to beware from these kinds of thing we use transition. Before performing any change in the database we read the data and confirm.
If you did not satisfy from my answer then do read about Race Condition because that is the exact answer.
answered Mar 26 at 4:58
nitishk72nitishk72
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Ok thanks a lot, Sir. Your answer is very meaningful for my project!
– Moogy Moogy
Mar 26 at 6:36
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In one word I'll say we do this to beware from Race Condition.
What is a Race Condition?
A race condition is an undesirable situation that occurs when a device or system attempts to perform two or more operations at the same time, but because of the nature of the device or system, the operations must be done in the proper sequence to be done correctly
Let me give you an example
Suppose you are activating the user account.
To activate the user account you will go to the database and flip the value (false to true). At that same time, some else is also trying to activate the account they will also flip the value ( true to false).
Just to beware from these kinds of thing we use transition. Before performing any change in the database we read the data and confirm.
If you did not satisfy from my answer then do read about Race Condition because that is the exact answer.
answered Mar 26 at 4:58
nitishk72nitishk72
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Ok thanks a lot, Sir. Your answer is very meaningful for my project!
– Moogy Moogy
Mar 26 at 6:36
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In one word I'll say we do this to beware from Race Condition.
What is a Race Condition?
A race condition is an undesirable situation that occurs when a device or system attempts to perform two or more operations at the same time, but because of the nature of the device or system, the operations must be done in the proper sequence to be done correctly
Let me give you an example
Suppose you are activating the user account.
To activate the user account you will go to the database and flip the value (false to true). At that same time, some else is also trying to activate the account they will also flip the value ( true to false).
Just to beware from these kinds of thing we use transition. Before performing any change in the database we read the data and confirm.
If you did not satisfy from my answer then do read about Race Condition because that is the exact answer.
answered Mar 26 at 4:58
nitishk72nitishk72
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In one word I'll say we do this to beware from Race Condition.
What is a Race Condition?
A race condition is an undesirable situation that occurs when a device or system attempts to perform two or more operations at the same time, but because of the nature of the device or system, the operations must be done in the proper sequence to be done correctly
Let me give you an example
Suppose you are activating the user account.
To activate the user account you will go to the database and flip the value (false to true). At that same time, some else is also trying to activate the account they will also flip the value ( true to false).
Just to beware from these kinds of thing we use transition. Before performing any change in the database we read the data and confirm.
If you did not satisfy from my answer then do read about Race Condition because that is the exact answer.
answered Mar 26 at 4:58
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Ok thanks a lot, Sir. Your answer is very meaningful for my project!
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Ok thanks a lot, Sir. Your answer is very meaningful for my project!
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Mar 26 at 6:36
Ok thanks a lot, Sir. Your answer is very meaningful for my project!
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A transaction is only needed when you have multiple documents to change, and those changes must all be made at the same time, all in sync with each other. A single document add with a unique ID doesn't need a transaction.
– Doug Stevenson
Mar 26 at 5:53
ok thank you sir!
– Moogy Moogy
Mar 26 at 6:32