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The result is a logical transaction with certain transactional properties, such as eventual atomicity, but that is not itself an ACID transaction; in particular, the effects of intermediate ACID transactions are visible to other logical transactions To achieve atomicity in the event of a rollback (of the logical transaction), a series of compensating ACID transactions, corresponding to the already completed ACID transactions, are executed Compensation-based recovery is also important in loosely coupled systems Therefore, transactional messaging applications and Web services transactions commonly employ compensation to undo previously completed activities Middleware can support managing compensating activities; an example of an advanced transaction middleware that has built-in support for compensation is the Dependency-Spheres middleware [32] presented in Section 36 324 Programming Models for Transactions So far, we have focused on transaction models and techniques.

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