The Concurrency Control Protocol at Real-time Transaction Level in Grid
Jun Chen
Abstract
Jun Chen
Abstract
According to the characteristics of real transaction in grid,this paper focuses on grid real-time transaction model and methods of concurrency control,and a concurrency control protocol at transaction level(GSCC) that adapts the real-time transaction in grid is proposed by improving speculative concurrency control(SCC) protocol.This protocol extends the transaction's type to reduce conflicts between transactions,dynamically establishes the maximum of shadow to reasonably use the resources of system,simplifies the shadow's quantity to reduce the cost of system,and adds the quasi-commit phase to avoid unnecessary restarting and enhances the concurrency of transaction.The experimental results show that this protocol is feasible and effective,and can meet the needs of grid real-time transaction.
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According to the characteristics of real transaction in grid,this paper focuses on grid real-time transaction model and methods of concurrency control,and a concurrency control protocol at transaction level(GSCC) that adapts the real-time transaction in grid is proposed by improving speculative concurrency control(SCC) protocol.This protocol extends the transaction's type to reduce conflicts between transactions,dynamically establishes the maximum of shadow to reasonably use the resources of system,simplifies the shadow's quantity to reduce the cost of system,and adds the quasi-commit phase to avoid unnecessary restarting and enhances the concurrency of transaction.The experimental results show that this protocol is feasible and effective,and can meet the needs of grid real-time transaction.
Key concepts: Computer science, Two-phase commit protocol, Serializability, Distributed transaction, Commit, Concurrency control, Distributed computing, Online transaction processing