How does the Unit of Work pattern relate to transaction management in an application?
- It ensures that each transaction is atomic and isolated from other transactions
- It handles user input validation
- It manages the deployment of the application
- It manages the server infrastructure
The Unit of Work pattern ensures that each transaction is atomic and isolated from other transactions. It provides a way to track changes made during a business transaction and commit or rollback those changes as a single unit. This pattern is essential for maintaining data consistency and integrity by managing transaction boundaries effectively.
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