A design goal for distributed databases that states that although a distributed database runs many transactions, it appears that a given transaction is the only one in the system is called:
A) linear run.
B) concurrency transparency.
C) transaction CPU transparency.
D) location transparency.

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Concurrency transparency ensures that the execution of transactions in a distributed database appears as if each transaction is the only one running, maintaining consistency and isolation.

A Design Goal for Distributed Databases That States That Although