Database System Concepts
Database System Concepts
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ISBN: 9789332901384
Author: Henry F. Korth & S. Sudarshan Abraham Silberschatz
Publisher: MCGRAW-HILL HIGHER EDUCATION
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Chapter 18, Problem 25E

a.

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Lock for reading a lot of tuples from relation r

  • The entire logical databases may be composed of databases of multiple users which contains each user database of multiple relations and each relation of multiple tuples...

b.

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Lock for updating a lot of tuples from relation r

  • If two locks IS and IX are compatible, then two IX locks and two IS locks will be compatible automatically.
  • This is because it is natural to allow the both transactions T1 and T2 to IS lock or IX lock for reading or updating different data items...

c.

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Problems caused to the lock table while updating a large number of tuples

  • When a transaction finds that a large number of tuples need to be updated actually at the run time, then owner can decide to do delayed batch processing of updates.
  • Large number of updates at run time affect the similar set of nodes.
  • Large number of updates is expected to have a very expensive updating cost.
  • A large number of tuple updating policy performs an unnecessary number of hash functions in its predecessor path.
  • The data in a database can be wrong due to a lost update that can lead to problems with normal operations.
  • One method for preventing lost update is to use optimistic concurrency control to perform optimistic locking on the data...

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