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Chapter 16 : Concurrency Control

Chapter 16 : Concurrency Control. Lock-Based Protocols Timestamp-Based Protocols Validation-Based Protocols Multiple Granularity Multiversion Schemes Insert and Delete Operations Concurrency in Index Structures. Chapter 16: Concurrency Control. Goal of Concurrency Control.

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Concurrency control techniques

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Lec 10: Concurrency Control Techniques

Lec 10: Concurrency Control Techniques. Chapter Outline. Databases Concurrency Control Purpose of Concurrency Control Two-Phase locking Limitations of CCMs Index Locking Lock Compatibility Matrix Lock Granularity. Database Concurrency Control. 1 Purpose of Concurrency Control

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CHAPTER 21 Concurrency Control Techniques

CHAPTER 21 Concurrency Control Techniques. Introduction. Concurrency control protocols Set of rules to guarantee serializability Two-phase locking protocols Lock data items to prevent concurrent access Timestamp Unique identifier for each transaction

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Lecture 11

Lecture 11. Recoverability. Recoverability. Serializability identifies schedules that maintain database consistency, assuming no transaction fails. Could also examine recoverability of transactions within schedule.

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4. Concurrency control techniques

4. Concurrency control techniques. Protocol = Set of rules that guarantee serializability of concurrent transactions, without having to check it. Example protocols: Locking Timestamping Multiversioning (skipped here) Optimistic concurrency control.

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Concurrency Control Techniques Chapter 18

Concurrency Control Techniques Chapter 18. Outline. Granularity of data items Concurrency control techniques Locking techniques Timestamp ordering techniques. Concurrency Control Techniques. Categories of concurrency techniques Locking techniques Timestamp ordering techniques

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Multi-Object Synchronization

Multi-Object Synchronization. Multi-Object Programs. What happens when we try to synchronize across multiple objects in a large program? Each object with its own lock, condition variables Is locking modular? Performance Semantics/correctness Deadlock Eliminating locks.

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Concurrent AVL Trees

Concurrent AVL Trees. Implementation and Comparison Of course-grained and fine-grained. Brian Cheng bcheng@vt.edu. Jeremy Tate jtate09@vt.edu. |. Agenda. Introduction Solution Approach Analysis Future Work and Difficulties Encountered Conclusion. Agenda. Introduction

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Concurrency Control Techniques Chapter 18

Concurrency Control Techniques Chapter 18. Dr. Muhammad Shafique. Outline. Granularity of data items Concurrency control techniques Locking techniques Timestamp ordering techniques Using locks for concurrency control in indexes Other concurrency control issues Summary.

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Concurrency Control

Concurrency Control. By Ankit Patel 112 Aniket Mulye 111. INTRODUCTION. Enforcing serializability by locks Locks Locking scheduler Two phase locking Locking systems with several lock modes Shared and exclusive locks Compatibility matrices Upgrading/updating locks Incrementing locks.

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Unix programming Term:2008-2009 III B.Tech II semester Unit-V II PPT Slides

Unix programming Term:2008-2009 III B.Tech II semester Unit-V II PPT Slides Text Books : (1)unix the ultimate guide by Sumitabha Das (2)Advanced programming in Unix environment by Stevens . INDEX UNIT-V II PPT SLIDES.

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Computer Science 425 Distributed Systems

Computer Science 425 Distributed Systems. Lecture 18 Concurrency Control Reading: Section 13.4. Example Transaction. Banking transaction for a customer (ATM) Transfer $100 from saving to checking account; Transfer $200 from money-market to checking account;

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Concurrency Control: 18.4 Locking Systems with Several Lock Modes

Concurrency Control: 18.4 Locking Systems with Several Lock Modes. CS257 Spring/2009 Professor: Tsau Lin Student: Suntorn Sae-Eung ID: 212. 18.4 Locking Systems with Several Lock Modes. In 18.3, if a transaction must lock a database element ( X ) either reads or writes,

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More on Isolation

More on Isolation. Locking Single Data Items. So far, accesses and locks are made to single items Read(x), Write(y) and correspondingly lock-R(x) and lock-W(y) In relational databases, accesses are often made to a set of items that satisfies a predicate (SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE)

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Database Systems

Database Systems. Lecture 23/24 Concurrency Control I Asma Ahmad FAST-NU April 14 th , 2011. Concurrency Control Techniques. Techniques ensure serializable schedules by using protocols that guarantee serializability Main types of techniques are locking and timestamps. Locks.

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Distributed Systems CS 15-440

Distributed Systems CS 15-440. Project 2: FileStack Synchronization and Replication Recitation 5 , Sep. 26, 2013 Dania Abed Rabbou and Mohammad Hammoud. Logistics. P2_StarterCode: Copy files into P1_StartedCode Design Document Due Date: Sept. 9, 2013 Project Due Date: Sept. 25, 2013

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Highly Available ACID Memory

Highly Available ACID Memory. Vijayshankar Raman. Introduction. Why ACID memory? non-database apps: want updates to critical data to be atomic and persistent synchronization useful when multiple threads are accessing critical data databases

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1. Review questions (20)

ACS-4902 Assignment 3 due: March 19, 2014. 1. Review questions (20) (a) What is the two-phase locking protocol? How does it guarantee serializability? (b) Describe the wait-die and wound-wait protocols for deadlock prevention.

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Read-Write Locks

Read-Write Locks . typedef struct { int readers; int writer; pthread_cond_t readers_proceed ; pthread_cond_t writer_proceed ; int pending_writers ; pthread_mutex_t read_write_lock ; } mylib_rwlock_t ; void mylib_rwlock_init ( mylib_rwlock_t *l) {

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