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What is the main purpose of concurrency control algorithms in a distributed database system?
What is the main purpose of concurrency control algorithms in a distributed database system?
- Manage data replication in the database system
- Enforce isolation property for concurrent transactions (correct)
- Optimize query processing and optimization
- Ensure atomicity and durability of transactions
Which aspect of reliability do reliability measures in a distributed database system primarily enforce?
Which aspect of reliability do reliability measures in a distributed database system primarily enforce?
- Atomicity and durability (correct)
- Query optimization
- Consistency
- Integrity enforcement
What is the main function of distributed transaction processing in a distributed database system?
What is the main function of distributed transaction processing in a distributed database system?
- Optimize query processing and optimization
- Enforce isolation property for concurrent transactions
- Maintain consistency and reliability of transactions across multiple sites (correct)
- Manage data replication in the database system
In a distributed database system, what does data replication primarily aim to achieve?
In a distributed database system, what does data replication primarily aim to achieve?
What is the primary role of web data management in a distributed database system?
What is the primary role of web data management in a distributed database system?
What is the purpose of assigning unique timestamps to transactions in a distributed DBMS?
What is the purpose of assigning unique timestamps to transactions in a distributed DBMS?
What is the preferred method for assigning timestamps in a distributed DBMS to maintain uniqueness?
What is the preferred method for assigning timestamps in a distributed DBMS to maintain uniqueness?
What is the purpose of the basic timestamp ordering (TO) algorithm?
What is the purpose of the basic timestamp ordering (TO) algorithm?
In the basic TO algorithm, when is a new operation accepted by the scheduler?
In the basic TO algorithm, when is a new operation accepted by the scheduler?
What distinguishes the conservative TO algorithm from the basic TO algorithm?
What distinguishes the conservative TO algorithm from the basic TO algorithm?
Flashcards
Concurrency Control Purpose
Concurrency Control Purpose
To enforce the isolation property, ensuring that concurrent transactions do not interfere with each other, maintaining data consistency.
Reliability Measures Enforce
Reliability Measures Enforce
They primarily enforce atomicity (all or nothing) and durability (changes are permanent) of transactions in the face of failures.
Distributed Transaction Processing Function
Distributed Transaction Processing Function
To maintain the consistency and reliability of transactions by coordinating them across multiple database sites.
Data Replication Aim
Data Replication Aim
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Web Data Management Role
Web Data Management Role
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Unique Timestamps Purpose
Unique Timestamps Purpose
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Timestamp Assignment Method
Timestamp Assignment Method
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Basic TO Algorithm Purpose
Basic TO Algorithm Purpose
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Operation Acceptance Condition
Operation Acceptance Condition
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Conservative TO vs. Basic TO
Conservative TO vs. Basic TO
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Study Notes
Concurrency Control Algorithms
- Ensure that database transactions are executed in a correct and consistent manner, maintaining data integrity and consistency in a distributed database system.
Reliability Measures
- Primarily enforce fault tolerance, ensuring that the system can recover from failures and continue to operate correctly.
Distributed Transaction Processing
- Enables multiple operations to be executed as a single, all-or-nothing unit of work, ensuring consistency and reliability across the distributed system.
Data Replication
- Aims to achieve high availability and improved system performance by maintaining multiple copies of data in different locations.
Web Data Management
- Plays a crucial role in managing and integrating web-based data sources, enabling efficient and effective data retrieval and processing.
Assigning Unique Timestamps
- Enables the ordering of transactions, ensuring that the correct sequence of operations is maintained, and preventing conflicts and inconsistencies.
Assigning Timestamps
- The preferred method is to use a centralized timestamp generator, which ensures uniqueness and avoids conflicts.
Basic Timestamp Ordering (TO) Algorithm
- Ensures that transactions are executed in a consistent and correct order, by assigning timestamps to transactions and ordering them based on these timestamps.
Basic TO Algorithm
- A new operation is accepted by the scheduler if its timestamp is greater than the previous operation's timestamp.
Conservative TO Algorithm
- Distinguishes from the basic TO algorithm by using a more conservative approach, where an operation is only accepted if its timestamp is greater than the previous operation's timestamp, and the operation does not conflict with any previously scheduled operations.
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