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Enhancing concurrency in layered systems

Weikum, 1987

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7351556118452950864
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Weikum G
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International Workshop on High Performance Transaction Systems

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To enhance concurrency in a layered system architecture, a multi-level transaction approach is proposed. Low-level operations issued by some higher level action are treated as a layer- specific subtransaction. Thus, according to the rule of level-by-level serializability, semantic …
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