Exercise Database Management Systems (CO3021) - Chapter 6: Concurrency Control Techniques
Question 6.1. State the purposes of concurrency control. Give several examples.
Question 6.2. What is a lock? Give an example.
Question 6.3. What is two-phase locking? How does it ensure serializability? Give an example.
Question 6.4. Differentiate the variations of the two-phase locking technique: conservative, strict,
rigorous.
Question 6.5. Describe deadlock and starvation problems and the approaches to dealing with them.
Give an example.
Question 6.6. What is a wait-for graph? How can it detect deadlock?
Question 6.2. What is a lock? Give an example.
Question 6.3. What is two-phase locking? How does it ensure serializability? Give an example.
Question 6.4. Differentiate the variations of the two-phase locking technique: conservative, strict,
rigorous.
Question 6.5. Describe deadlock and starvation problems and the approaches to dealing with them.
Give an example.
Question 6.6. What is a wait-for graph? How can it detect deadlock?
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