DATABASE SYSTEM CONCEPTS LCPO
DATABASE SYSTEM CONCEPTS LCPO
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ISBN: 9781265586577
Author: SILBERSCHATZ
Publisher: MCG
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Chapter 19, Problem 9PE

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a.

Problem occurred when rolling back first transaction:

  • Consider the given case where another transaction takes up the space generated by the deletion of a record by an uncommitted transaction.
  • In case, if the first transaction needs to be rolled back, then
    • The record deleted by the first transaction is restored.
    • When the usual physical manner undo is performed with the old record values;
      • The space that was reallocated to the new record by the second transaction would get overwritten by this undo...

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b.

Issues:

  • When page-level locking is used, this problem will not crop up because of the following reasons:
    • The free space gener...

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c.

Solving the problem:

In order to resolve the problem using tuple-locking the following methods are followed:

  • Defer the freeing up of space until a transaction commit.
  • Here, ensure that the space will be freed even when a system fails just after the commit.
  • For this, the log records are modified for including the information about the space being freed, which should have been performed after the commit.
  • In fact, all such operations can be performed as a transaction along generating their log records, followed by the post-commit log records...

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