Four transactions are presently running: (The abbreviation R(A) means Read(A), and so on)
• T1: R(A),R(B),R(J),W(A),W(B),R(D),R(E),R(G)
• T2: R(C),R(G),W(C),R(H),W(H),R(D)
• T3: W(J),R(C),W(C)
• T4: R(G),W(D),R(J)
The following is a schedule for these transactions.
T1:R(A), T4:R(G), T3:W(J), T1:R(B), T1:R(J), T1:W(A), T3:R(C),
T3:W(C), T2:R(C), T2:R(G), T1:W(B), T1:R(D), T2:W(C), T1:R(E),
T1:R(G), T2:R(H), T2:W(H), T4:W(D), T4:R(J), T2:R(D)
1. List all conflicts in these transactions.
2. Is the schedule conflict serializable? If it is, to which serial
schedule(s) is it equivalent?
Four transactions are presently running: (The abbreviation R(A) means Read(A), and so on) • T1: R(A),R(B),R(J),W(A),W(B),R(D),R(E),R(G)...
For the system given in figure 3 identify if schedule 2 is conflict equivalent and view equivalent to schedule 1. Give proper reasons for you answer. Resolve the issues in schedule 2 by adopting appropriate locking scheme and apply deadlock prevention scheme to ensure prevention of deadlocks and starvation. (7) Table 2:Serial Schedule 1 T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 Read(X) Read(Z) Read(Y) Write(Z) ...
2. Given the following three transactions T1 = r1(x); w1(y); T2 = r2(z); r2(y); w2(y); w2(x); T3 = r3(z); w3(x); r3(y); Consider the schedule S = r1(x); r3(z); r2(z); w3(x); r2(y); r3(y); w2(y); w1(y); w2(x); a. Draw the precedence graph of schedule S, and label each edge with data item(s). b. Based on the precedence graph, determine whether S is conflict serializable and justify your answer. If it is serializable, specify all possible equivalent serial schedule(s).
Q2 [10 pts] Given the following schedule Check the following: T2 RID) T1 T3 R(D) R(C) WO)) R(C) WO)) commit commit commit a. Is this schedule serializable? b. Is this schedule recoverable? c. Is this schedule cascadeless?
4. R(A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J) where A → B, C, D BE F→ G, H, I (A, F) → B, C, D, E, G, H, I, J For each of the following relations, normalize it into a set of BCNF relations.
Q3: Given a relational schema R = {A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,1,J,K} and a set of functional dependencies F {A B C D E, E F G H I J,AI →K} and a key(R) = AI = 1. Is R in BCNF? If yes, justify your answer [5 points] 2. If no, explain why and decompose R for two levels only [10 points] 3. Check whether the decomposition in step 2 dependency preserved or not [5 points]
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