Discuss the different deadlock prevention, detection and recovery schemes of lock based concurrency control with suitable examples for each technique. Also state the advantages and disadvantages for each procedure to handle deadlock.

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Q: For a given system, multiple-granularity locking may need more or fewer locks. Exemplify both…

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Q: Explain three frequent issues with concurrent transaction execution and how concurrency control may…

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Q: Describe the phenomena of phantoms. Why, despite the usage of the two-phase locking scheme, might…

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Q: Why there is a need to control concurrency in transaction management and why we not prefer serial…

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Q: More or less locks may be needed when multiple-granularity locking is used, depending on how many or…

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Q: Use of multiple-granularity locking may require more or fewer locks than an equivalent system with a…

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Q: What is deadlock? How can it be avoided? How can it be resolved when it occurs?

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Q: Describe the three most common problems with concurrent transaction execution.Explain how…

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Q: Suppose a transaction deletes a record, and the free space generated thus isallocated to a record…

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Q: 132. A concurrency-control policy such as this one leads to ______ performance, since it forces…

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