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Concurrency control techniques

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Chapter 22

Concurrency Control Techniques. Chapter 22. Chapter 22 Outline. 1 Purpose of Concurrency Control (CC) 2 Two-Phase Locking CC Protocols (2PL) 3 Other Types of CC Protocols Timestamp Ordering (TO) Multiversion TO and Multiversion 2PL Optimistic (validation-based) CC

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Chapter 22

Concurrency Control Techniques. Chapter 22. Chapter 22 Outline. 1 Purpose of Concurrency Control (CC) 2 Two-Phase Locking CC Protocols (2PL) 3 Other Types of CC Protocols Timestamp Ordering (TO) Multiversion TO and Multiversion 2PL Optimistic (validation-based) CC

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CS5412: Transactions (I)

CS5412: Transactions (I). Lecture XVII. Ken Birman. Transactions. A widely used reliability technology, despite the BASE methodology we use in the first tier Goal for this week: in-depth examination of topic How transactional systems really work Implementation considerations

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2-Dining Puppies Mutex Failure

2-Dining Puppies Mutex Failure. Outline for Today. Objective: Reader-writer problem Message Passing Administrative details:. Readers/Writers Problem.

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Logical Concurrency Control Form Sequential Proofs

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Transaction Models To Improve Data Availability in Mobile Computing

References: A Transaction Model to Improve Data Availability in Mobile Computing Sanjay Kumar Madria( madrias@umr.edu ) Bharat Bhargava( bb@cs.purdue.edu ) Multi-version Transaction Model to Improve Data Availability in Mobile Computing Presented by, Mohammed Abdul Baseer.

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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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G o o g l e File System

G o o g l e File System. 100062142 ? ?? 100062118 ? ?? 100062124 ? ?? z. Outline. Introduction Design Overview System Interactions Master Operation Fault Tolerance and Diagnosis Summary. Introduction. A scalable distributed file system

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Computer Science 425 Distributed Systems CS 425 / CSE 424 / ECE 428 Fall 2010

Computer Science 425 Distributed Systems CS 425 / CSE 424 / ECE 428 Fall 2010. Indranil Gupta (Indy) October 19, 2010 Lecture 17 Concurrency Control Reading: Chapter 13 (relevant parts). ? 2010, I . Gupta, K. Nahrtstedt, S. Mitra, N. Vaidya, M. T. Harandi, J. Hou. Example Transaction.

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ECE729 : Advance Computer Architecture

ECE729 : Advance Computer Architecture. Lecture 26: Synchronization, Memory Consistency 25 th March, 2010. Synchronization Problem. Processes run on different processors independently At some point they need to know the status of each other for communication mutual exclusion etc

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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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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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Introduction to AppDomains

Introduction to AppDomains. - Vijay Appadurai Brown Bag Seminar 2005. Introduction. Many environments have their own models of scoping code execution For IIS and ASP it is the virtual directory; for an Operating System it is a process

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The Google File System

The Google File System. Presentation by: Eric Frohnhoefer. Assumptions. Built from inexpensive commodity components Cheap components frequently fail Modest number of large files Few million files, each 100 MB or larger Support for large streaming reads and small random reads

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The Google File System

The Google File System. Authors: Sanjay Ghemawat , Howard Gobioff and Shun- Tak Leung Date of Publication: October 2003 Speaker: Mit Desai. Design Constraints. Component failures are the norm Files are huge by traditional standards Most modifications are appends

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Assignment 6 - Solution Problem 1

Assignment 6 - Solution Problem 1 Suppose a transaction sets an intention-write lock on a file and later sets a write lock on a record of the file. Is it safe for the transaction to release the intention-write lock before it commits? Why?

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PV Manager

PV Manager. Gabriele Carcassi Feb 18 2010. Objective. To address the mismatch between the requirements of GUI subsystems and the CA client libraries. UI subsystem requirements. Single threaded Notification must be done on event thread

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