Transactions are just data like everything else, and can add facts about them like anything else. For example, who created the transaction. What did the database look like before and after transaction.
Additionally, you can subscribe to the queue of transactions, if you wanted to watch for and react to events of a certain nature. This very difficult in most other systems.
*Transactions as first-class entities
Transactions are just data like everything else, and can add facts about them like anything else. For example, who created the transaction. What did the database look like before and after transaction.
Additionally, you can subscribe to the queue of transactions, if you wanted to watch for and react to events of a certain nature. This very difficult in most other systems.