Lecture

Transactions & Concurrency Control: Pessimistic CC

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Description

This lecture covers the concepts of transactions, concurrency control, and protocols such as Pessimistic and Optimistic. It delves into topics like Two-phase locking, anomalies in execution, deadlock prevention and detection, and the challenges of dynamic databases in maintaining serializability.

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