After a transaction executes its final operation successfully, it enters the partially committed state before being fully committed to the database. The Partially Committed state is the phase in which all the operations within a transaction have been executed successfully, and the database system is ready to make the changes permanent. At this stage, the transaction has not been fully committed yet, but it is in a state where it is prepared to commit all its changes to the database. Once the transaction reaches this Partially Committed state, it proceeds to the next step, which is committing the transaction to finalize the changes made during the transaction and make them durable in the database.