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From a performance perspective, the use of transactions is not free.
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application does not perform. Also, for multi-threaded
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applications, the use of transactions can
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requirements driven by transactional isolation guarantees.
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There is therefore a performance tuning component to transactional applications
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that is not applicable for non-transactional applications (although
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some tuning considerations do exist whether or not your application uses
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transactions). Where appropriate, these tuning considerations are
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introduced in the following chapters.
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