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-Advanced Database- Consider the following transaction schedule, where time increases from top to bottom. T1 T2...

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Consider the following transaction schedule, where time increases from top to bottom.

T1

T2

T3

T4

Read (X)

Read(Y)

Read(Z)

Read(Y)

Write(Y)

Write(Z)

Read(U)

Read(Y)

Write(Y)

Read(Z)

Write(Z)

Read(U)

Write(U)

Answer the following questions:

  1. Draw the precedence graph of the above schedule.
  2. Is this schedule conflict serializable? If yes, show what serial schedule(s) it is equivalent to. If not, explain why.
  3. Is this schedule view serializable? If yes, show what serial schedule(s) it is equivalent to. If not, explain your answer.
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Precedence grep, h- (13) - (TU Since there is no wele do it is wellict serializeshe. serial schedule: - II T2 > T3 T4 or TL A

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