We examine the problem of determining whether a set of locked transactions, accessing a distributed database, is guaranteed to pro-duce only serializable schedules. For a pair of transactions we prove that ‘this concurrency control problem (which is polynomially solvable for centralized databases) is in general coNP-complete. We employ a new graph-theoretic technique and provide an efficient test for the special case of databases distributed between two sites only. 1
Although the general concepts provided by the standard concurrency control theory (e. g. [BHG87]) re...
This paper applies a model for distributed databases and transactions with a distinction between glo...
Various concurrency control algorithms have been proposed for use in distributed database systems. E...
AbstractThe problem of determining whether a set of locked transactions, accessing a distributed dat...
Given a pair of locked transactions, accessing a distributed database, the problem is studied of whe...
AbstractWe analyze the problem of determining freedom from deadlock of transactions which control co...
AbstractThe purpose of a database concurrency control is to allow only serializable executions of tr...
AbstractIn this paper we study the serializability and the concurrent access to a database by making...
A method for concurrency control in distributed database management systems that increases the level...
AbstractIn this paper we compare the performances of concurrency control algorithms using the combin...
Concurrency control is a cornerstone of distributed database engines and storage systems. In pursuit...
The optimal choices of granularity (size of a physical lock) and the degree of multiprogramming (max...
In this paper, a method for concurrency control in distributed DBMSs, called Permission Test Method ...
AbstractIn this paper, we extend the traditional relationships between locks, i.e., shared and non-s...
Concurrency control in multidatabase (i.e. heterogeneous, distributed database) systems is a topic o...
Although the general concepts provided by the standard concurrency control theory (e. g. [BHG87]) re...
This paper applies a model for distributed databases and transactions with a distinction between glo...
Various concurrency control algorithms have been proposed for use in distributed database systems. E...
AbstractThe problem of determining whether a set of locked transactions, accessing a distributed dat...
Given a pair of locked transactions, accessing a distributed database, the problem is studied of whe...
AbstractWe analyze the problem of determining freedom from deadlock of transactions which control co...
AbstractThe purpose of a database concurrency control is to allow only serializable executions of tr...
AbstractIn this paper we study the serializability and the concurrent access to a database by making...
A method for concurrency control in distributed database management systems that increases the level...
AbstractIn this paper we compare the performances of concurrency control algorithms using the combin...
Concurrency control is a cornerstone of distributed database engines and storage systems. In pursuit...
The optimal choices of granularity (size of a physical lock) and the degree of multiprogramming (max...
In this paper, a method for concurrency control in distributed DBMSs, called Permission Test Method ...
AbstractIn this paper, we extend the traditional relationships between locks, i.e., shared and non-s...
Concurrency control in multidatabase (i.e. heterogeneous, distributed database) systems is a topic o...
Although the general concepts provided by the standard concurrency control theory (e. g. [BHG87]) re...
This paper applies a model for distributed databases and transactions with a distinction between glo...
Various concurrency control algorithms have been proposed for use in distributed database systems. E...