_____ requires that all operations of a transaction be completed.
A) Specificity
B) Atomicity
C) Durability
D) Time stamping

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Atomicity requires that all operations within a transaction be treated as a single unit of work and either all operations are completed or none are. This ensures that the database remains consistent in the event of failures. Specificity refers to the level of detail in a query, durability refers to the ability of the database to retain committed transactions even in the event of failure, and time stamping refers to the practice of assigning a timestamp to transactions to manage concurrency control.

_____ Requires That All Operations of a Transaction Be Completed