concurrency control protocol in dbms

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                                      concurrency control

  • The concurrency control is the coordination of the simultaneous execution of a transaction in a multiuser database system.
  •  The concurrency control can ensure the serializability of the transaction in a multiuser database environment and that is the main objective of concurrency control.
  •  There is only One way in which the required data items can be accessed in a mutually exclusive manner. That is while one transaction is accessing a data item another transaction can modify that data item. The most common method used to implement this requirement is to allow a transaction to access a data item only if it is currently holding a lock on that item.

                                       concurrency control technique

  • concurrency control technique is used to create consistent schedule. it guarantes to generate schedule which satisfy these properties specially.
  • we use some protocol to design and create consistent and isolated schedule so after that it is not need to check serializibility.
       types of protocols:-
       1. time stamping protocol.
       2. lock base protocol.
       3. two phase locking.

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