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	Browse All Reviews > Information Systems (H) > Database Management (H.2) > Systems (H.2.4) > Concurrency (H.2.4...)     Options: All Media Types Journals Proceedings Div Books Whole Books Other Date Reviewed Title Author Publisher Published Date Descending Ascending     1-10 of 22 Reviews about "Concurrency (H.2.4...)": Date Reviewed   On the design and scalability of distributed shared-data databases Loesing S., Pilman M., Etter T., Kossmann D.  SIGMOD 2015 (Proceedings of the 2015 ACM SIGMOD International Conference on Management of Data, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 663-676, 2015.  Type: Proceedings Achieving horizontal scalability in distributed databases is in most cases achieved by partitioning the data into shards. It comes, however, at a price; the problem with this approach is that only the database node that owns a shard ca... Jun 7 2016   Strategies for resolving inter-class data conflicts in mixed real-time database systems Lam K., Kuo T., Lee T. Journal of Systems and Software 61(1): 1-14, 2002.  Type: Article Lam et al. explore concurrency control issues in real-time database systems. Various concurrency control protocols are investigated for different types of real-time and non-real-time transactions.... Mar 5 2003   A new approach to developing and implementing eager database replication protocols Kemme B., Alonso G. ACM Transactions on Database Systems 25(3): 333-379, 2000.  Type: Article Since the early 1970s, many researchers and authors have visited the subject of database replication protocols, mostly in conjunction with discussions of distributed databases. This topic is difficult because there are conflicting requ... May 1 2001   Ensuring consistency in multidatabases by preserving two-level serializability Mehrotra S., Rastogi R., Korth H., Silberschatz A. ACM Transactions on Database Systems 23(2): 199-230, 1998.  Type: Article Database consistency is the normal measure by which databases are determined to be correct. The normal technique for ensuring consistency is to implement concurrency control techniques that ensure serializability. However, ensuring ser... Jul 1 1999   Adaptive, fine-grained sharing in a client-server OODBMS: a callback-based approach Zaharioudakis M., Carey M., Franklin M. ACM Transactions on Database Systems 22(4): 570-627, 1997.  Type: Article The authors expand on their previous work on concurrency control for OODBMSs and cite all the significant related work. The idea is to propose, evaluate, and model adaptive concurrency control approaches. The authors use and study adap... Jun 1 1999   Parallel systems in the data warehouse Morse S., Isaac D., Prentice-Hall, Inc., Upper Saddle River, NJ, 1998.  Type: Book (9780136806042) In this clearly written, well-organized text, Morse and Isaac discuss the basic concepts of parallel processing, including symmetric multiprocessors, distributed memory machines, and distributed shared memory machines. They point out t... Apr 1 1998   Formal aspects of concurrency control in long-duration transaction systems using the NT/PV model Korth H., Speegle G. ACM Transactions on Database Systems 19(3): 492-535, 1994.  Type: Article Long-duration transactions require criteria beyond serializability to ensure the correctness of an execution. Korth and Speegle’s NT/PV model utilizes nested transactions, explicit predicates, and multiple versions to represe... Jul 1 1995   Concurrency in programming and database systems Bernstein A., Lewis P., 1993.  Type: Book (9780867202052) The theory and practice of concurrency control is the subject of this lucid new textbook. The material covers the field through about 1991 at a level of detail suitable for a graduate course, but it is written clearly enough for possib... Jul 1 1994   Context-based synchronization: an approach beyond semantics for concurrency control Wong M., Agrawal D.  Principles of database systems (Proceedings of the twelfth ACM SIGACT-SIGMOD-SIGART symposium, Washington, D.C, United States, May 25-28, 1993) 276-287, 1993.  Type: Proceedings A concurrency control protocol that purports to improve concurrency in database systems by using contextual information extracted from transaction executions is presented. The contextual information is basically the potential commit or... Jul 1 1994   Semantics-based concurrency control: beyond commutativity Badrinath B., Ramamritham K. ACM Transactions on Database Systems 17(1): 163-199, 1992.  Type: Article The recoverability of operations provides more concurrency than commutativity, which in turn provides more concurrency than traditional concurrency control techniques. Conventional concurrency control techniques (such as two-phase lock... Oct 1 1993       Display 510152550100 per page
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