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Concurrency and coherency control in database sharing systems

Rahm, 1991

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Rahm E
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Database sharing refers to a general architecture for distributed transaction and database processing. The nodes of a database sharing system are locally coupled via a high-speed interconnect and share the common database at the disk level (" shared disk"). We discuss …
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