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Reviews about "Deadlock Avoidance (H.2.2...)":
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Altruistic locking
Salem K., García-Molina H., Shands J. ACM Transactions on Database Systems 19(1): 117-165, 1994. Type: Article
Long-lived transactions (LLTs) have historically caused processing problems for large, transaction-driven database systems. Such transactions tend to lock a large number of database objects for a long period of time, causing delays in ...
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Apr 1 1995 |
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Invariant-based verification of a distributed deadlock detection algorithm
Kshemkalyani A., Singhal M. (ed) IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering 17(9): 789-799, 1991. Type: Article
Proving the correctness of distributed deadlock detection algorithms (DDDAs) is difficult. Most previous works on DDDAs have either not provided a proof of correctness, provided only informal or intuitive arguments for correctness, or ...
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May 1 1993 |
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Database concurrency control using data flow graphs
Eich M., Wells D. ACM Transactions on Database Systems 13(2): 197-227, 1988. Type: Article
This paper reports on a novel technique for scheduling database operations, particularly in an MIMD database machine environment. All database system implementations use a scheduler to manage concurrent execution of transactions. MIMD ...
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Jan 1 1990 |
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