Many database applications tolerate a certain amount of data inconsistency to gain increased concurrent processing and to accommodate real-world constraints. This paper describes how inconsistency can be modeled in a database and managed with consistency restoration methods. The correctness criterion for the maintenance of inconsistency is epsilon serializability (ESR). An informal notation to characterize inconsistency and several consistency restoration techniques are described. Index terms: epsilon-serializability, divergence control, serializability, crash recovery, consistency restoration, asynchronous transaction processing. 1 Also available as technical report No. HKUST-CS93-002, Department of Computer Science, Hong Kong University ...
International audienceA data store allows application processes to put and get data from a shared me...
To achieve scalability, modern Internet services often rely on distributed databases with consistenc...
Geo-replicated storage systems are at the core of current In-ternet services. The designers of the r...
Many database applications tolerate a certain amount of data inconsistency to gain increased concurr...
We study the feasibility of autonomous transaction execution in systems with asynchronous transactio...
Recently, a large body of research has been exploiting group communication based techniques to impro...
Epsilon Serializability ESR is a generalization of classic serializability SR ESR allows some lim...
Epsilon serializability (ESR) is a generalization of classic serializability (SR). In this paper, we...
An asynchronous approach is proposed for replica control in distributed systems. This approach appli...
In this dissertation, we consider the problem of recovering a crashed node in a distributed database...
Abstract. ‘Consistency ’ is an ubiquitous term in data engineering. Its relevance to quality is obvi...
Database applications retrieve data from database for processing and store data to database for futu...
Whereas serializability captures database consistency requirements and transaction correctness prope...
[EN] The consistency of databases can be supported by enforcing integrity constraints on the stored ...
This paper presents a novel scheme for distributed data replication management systems to support di...
International audienceA data store allows application processes to put and get data from a shared me...
To achieve scalability, modern Internet services often rely on distributed databases with consistenc...
Geo-replicated storage systems are at the core of current In-ternet services. The designers of the r...
Many database applications tolerate a certain amount of data inconsistency to gain increased concurr...
We study the feasibility of autonomous transaction execution in systems with asynchronous transactio...
Recently, a large body of research has been exploiting group communication based techniques to impro...
Epsilon Serializability ESR is a generalization of classic serializability SR ESR allows some lim...
Epsilon serializability (ESR) is a generalization of classic serializability (SR). In this paper, we...
An asynchronous approach is proposed for replica control in distributed systems. This approach appli...
In this dissertation, we consider the problem of recovering a crashed node in a distributed database...
Abstract. ‘Consistency ’ is an ubiquitous term in data engineering. Its relevance to quality is obvi...
Database applications retrieve data from database for processing and store data to database for futu...
Whereas serializability captures database consistency requirements and transaction correctness prope...
[EN] The consistency of databases can be supported by enforcing integrity constraints on the stored ...
This paper presents a novel scheme for distributed data replication management systems to support di...
International audienceA data store allows application processes to put and get data from a shared me...
To achieve scalability, modern Internet services often rely on distributed databases with consistenc...
Geo-replicated storage systems are at the core of current In-ternet services. The designers of the r...