High Performance Computing – HiPC 2007
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-540-77220-0_58
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Single Lock Manager Approach for Achieving Concurrency Control in Mobile Environments

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“…Salman Abdul Moiz et al [14] proposed the analytical strategy as a variation in time based commit protocols in which a transaction takes place only when the anticipated execution time is within the present time value. The choice to rollback or abort is produced when the timer expires in the timeout-based processes.…”
Section: Multiversion Concurrency Control With the Precedence Graph Gmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Salman Abdul Moiz et al [14] proposed the analytical strategy as a variation in time based commit protocols in which a transaction takes place only when the anticipated execution time is within the present time value. The choice to rollback or abort is produced when the timer expires in the timeout-based processes.…”
Section: Multiversion Concurrency Control With the Precedence Graph Gmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Concurrency control in mobile environments are addressed by Moiz et al [13][14] [17]. Single lock manager approach is used for concurrency control in mobile environments [15]. There exists a method for concurrency control without locking [16].…”
Section: Multiversion Concurrency Control With the Precedence Graph Gmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Single Lock Manager Approach (SLMA) [Moiz, 2007] is proposed for cellular mobile networks, in which a single lock manager resides at a fixed server and handles all lock and unlock requests from mobile clients (or nodes). Transactions are initiated and executed at mobile clients, but required data items are read from the fixed server and final updates are done at the fixed server.…”
Section: Single Lock Manager Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…• All techniques support long-lived transactions by either using cached/replicated data or partial validation at mobile nodes. [Brayner, 2005] LAP [Lam, 2005] MV-T [Madria, 2007] SLMA [Moiz, 2007] AVI [Moiz, 2008] OCC/DTA [Choi, 2006] MVOCC-NT [Lei, 2008] 2POCC [Choi, 2009] PGSG [Dirckze, 2000] MTC-SG/SQ [Hwang, 2000] General Issues…”
Section: Summaries Of Reviewed CC Techniquesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…SESAMO is based on semantic serializability and the global serializability is automatically guaranteed if each site maintains its own serializability by applying strict 2PL. Single Lock Manager Approach (SLMA) [5] is proposed for cellular mobile networks, in which only one lock manager resides at a fixed server and handles all lock and unlock requests from the mobile clients. However, these three pessimistic techniques cannot provide timely response due to their blocking nature and frequent disconnections in Mobile P2P.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%