Two-Phase Locking Concurrency Control Overview

Jun 17, 2025

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Explore conflicts in two-phase locking concurrency control system with detailed tables showcasing conflicts between lock modes. Understand multiversion database and conflicts with intention locks.

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Two-Phase Locking Concurrency Control Overview

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Figure 15.1Conflict table for a two-phase locking concurrency control.Conflicts between lock modes are denoted by X.
Figure 15.2Multiversion database.
Figure 15.3Conflict table for intention locks. Conflicts between lock modes are denoted X.

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Figure 15.2

Figure 15.2.

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