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Timestamp-Based Concurrency Control
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What is Timestamp-Based Concurrency Control?

Timestamp-based concurrency control is a technique used in databases to ensure that transactions are executed in a serializable order based on their timestamps. Each transaction is assigned a unique timestamp when it starts, which determines its logical order. Transactions must follow this order to prevent conflicts and ensure consistency.

  • Key Idea: Transactions are executed as if they were processed sequentially, based on their timestamps.

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