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A Quantitative Evaluation of Scheduling Systems for the Physical Locking Scheme in a Database System

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Two scheduling systems for the physical locking scheme are discussed in this paper,in which one column (attribute) of a flat-table is assumed to be the granule size.

A transaction generally refers to several flat-tables. So,it can be divided into several units,called actions, each of which refers to only one flat-tables. Whenever a transaction arrives, the transaction locks all the attributes needed. This is called “transaction-oriented scheduling”. On the other hand, the scheduling system in which each action locks the required attributes independently of other related actions is called “action-oriented scheduling”.

These two scheduling systems are analyzed in this paper. In particular, this paper discusses how the system performance is affected by both the deadlock frequency and the ratio of update request transactions to xall transactions.

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Matushita, Y., Tatsumi, T., Kawamura, K. (1987). A Quantitative Evaluation of Scheduling Systems for the Physical Locking Scheme in a Database System. In: Ghosh, S.P., Kambayashi, Y., Tanaka, K. (eds) Foundations of Data Organization. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-1881-1_15

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