A payroll transfer must debit the ministry's account and credit an employee's account. Why are both updates placed in one transaction?
Un virement de paie doit débiter le compte du ministère et créditer celui d'un employé. Pourquoi place-t-on les deux mises à jour dans une même transaction ?
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ASo either both changes happen or neither doesPour que les deux modifications aient lieu, ou aucune
BSo the two updates run on different servers at the same time for speedPour que les deux mises à jour s'exécutent sur des serveurs différents en même temps, par souci de vitesse
CSo the transfer is hidden from auditorsPour cacher le virement aux auditeurs
DSo the amounts are roundedPour arrondir les montants
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