Abstract
Access to the database occurs within the framework of short and long transactions. As we have seen, each transaction consists of a sequence of operations on the database, with practically no pre-established limits to the time spent in a transaction or number of operations performed for its execution.
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Abbreviations
- ACP:
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Atomic commitment protocol
- TIB:
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Teknekron information bus
- DBA:
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Database administrator
- PBX:
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Private branch exchange
- 2PL:
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Two-phase locking
- 2PC:
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Two-phase commitment
- DXT:
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Data extract
- 2LPL:
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Two-level, two-phase locking
- SDDL:
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Stored data definition language
- DSCL:
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Data specification and conversion language
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Chorafas, D.N. (1998). Transaction Locks, Two-Phase Commit and Deadlocks. In: Transaction Management. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230376533_11
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