Real-time Concurrency Control Mechanisms in Wireless Mobile Distributed Environments
Liu Yun-sheng
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Liu Yun-sheng
Abstract
Owing to the unique characteristics of mobile real-time environments,traditional serializability is too strong.This paper presents the use of the relaxed serializability as correctness criterion.After it formally defines and analyzes a new serializability,corresponding concurrency control protocol based on this criterion is outlined for real-time mobile environments.Finally,experimental results show that the proposed protocol helps more mobile real-time transactions to meet their deadlines while database consistency is maintained.
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Owing to the unique characteristics of mobile real-time environments,traditional serializability is too strong.This paper presents the use of the relaxed serializability as correctness criterion.After it formally defines and analyzes a new serializability,corresponding concurrency control protocol based on this criterion is outlined for real-time mobile environments.Finally,experimental results show that the proposed protocol helps more mobile real-time transactions to meet their deadlines while database consistency is maintained.
Key concepts: Serializability, Computer science, Concurrency control, Two-phase locking, Distributed computing, Distributed concurrency control, Correctness, Optimistic concurrency control