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10.4.2. About Transaction Commit
When a transaction participant commits, it makes its new state durable. The new state is created by the participant doing the work involved in the transaction. The most common example is when a transaction member writes records to a database.
After commit, information about the transaction is removed from the transaction coordinator, and the newly-written state is now the durable state.
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