transactionally
In deal terms
In a manner relating to transactions—discrete exchanges or operations that succeed or fail as complete units.
In computing and databases, transactionally describes operations where all steps must complete successfully or none take effect: The system processes updates transactionally to prevent partial writes.
In business contexts, it describes interactions treated as one-off exchanges rather than ongoing relationships: They approached the deal transactionally, focused purely on price.
Exchange of commodities
- dealAgreement or distribution
- exchangeMutual giving and receiving
- barterDirect goods-for-goods exchange
- swapExchange one for another
negotiation · contract · purchase · sale · buyer · seller · vendor · merchant
Fulfilling a financial obligation
- creditRecognition or payment deferral
- debitSubtraction from account
- transferMove between locations
- depositPlace for safekeeping
withdrawal · banking · settlement · clearing · ledger · account · balance · currency
Reciprocal exchange of value
- reciprocallyIn mutual exchange
- conditionallyWith requirements attached
- give-and-takeMutual concession between parties
- tit-for-tatEquivalent retaliation strategy
bargaining · mutually · contingently · instrumentally · calculatedly · strategically · negotiated · contractually
Bind to a course
- rollbackReturn to prior condition
- atomicOf elemental particles
- queryRequest for information
- SQLDatabase manipulation language
ACID · isolation · consistency · durability · batch · logging · checkpoint · concurrency
Apart or uninvolved
- businesslikePractical and methodical
- unemotionallyWithout displaying feelings
- mechanicallyDone by machine action
- formallyIn an official manner
professionally · clinically · perfunctorily · procedurally · routinely · systematically · efficiently · dispassionately
trade
Exchange of commodities
- dealAgreement or distribution
- exchangeMutual giving and receiving
- barterDirect goods-for-goods exchange
swap · negotiation · contract · purchase · sale · buyer · seller · vendor · merchant · marketplace
payment
Fulfilling a financial obligation
deposit · withdrawal · banking · settlement · clearing · ledger · account · balance · currency · remittance
quid pro quo
Reciprocal exchange of value
- reciprocallyIn mutual exchange
- conditionallyWith requirements attached
- give-and-takeMutual concession between parties
tit-for-tat · bargaining · mutually · contingently · instrumentally · calculatedly · strategically · negotiated · contractually
commit
Bind to a course
SQL · ACID · isolation · consistency · durability · batch · logging · checkpoint · concurrency · locking
detached
Apart or uninvolved
- businesslikePractical and methodical
- unemotionallyWithout displaying feelings
- mechanicallyDone by machine action
formally · professionally · clinically · perfunctorily · procedurally · routinely · systematically · efficiently · dispassionately · matter-of-factly
transactionallyrelationally
Concerning bonds between entities
interpersonally · communally · collaboratively · connectedly · personally
transactionallyunconditionally
Without any limitations
altruistically · generously · selflessly · freely · graciously