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What is the precedence graph associated to S? Is the schedule S conflict-serializable? If so, describe all the conflict-equivalent serial schedules.

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  1. Consider the following schedule S of actions, and answer these questions:

S: r2(A), r3(B), w1(A), r2(C), r2(D), w1(D)

  1. Is the schedule S view-serializable? If so, provide a view-equivalent serial schedule
  2. What is the precedence graph associated to S? Is the schedule S conflict-serializable?If so, describe all the conflict-equivalent serial schedules.
  3. Is the schedule S a 2PL schedule (with exclusive locks)?

 

  1. Consider the following two transactions: T1: r1(x), r1(y), w1(y)

T2: r2(y), r2(x), w2(y), w2(x), r2(z)

Following are the two possible serial schedules for T1 and T2:

Schedule_1 (T1 followed by T2):r1(x), r1(y), w1(y), r2(y), r2(x), w2(y), w2(x), r2(z)

Schedule_2 (T2 followed by T1): r2(y), r2(x), w2(y), w2(x), r2(z), r1(x), r1(y), w1(y)

  1. Give the conflicting pairs for schedule_1 and indicate the transaction order of these conflicting

  2. Will the outcome of each transaction be different for each of the above two schedules?

  3. Consider the following schedule S for T1 and T2:

S: r1(x), r2(y), r1(y), r2(x), w2(y), w2(x), r2(z), w1(y)

 

  1. What are the conflicting pairs in the schedule?

  2. Will this schedule produce the same outcome in the transactions as one of the serial schedules?

  3. Consider the following schedule

S: r1(x), w2(x), r3(x), r1(y), r4(z), w2(y), r1(v), w3(v), r4(v), w4(y), w5(y), w5(z)

And tell whether

  1. it is a view-serializable schedule or not,

  2. it is a conflict-serializable schedule or not

  3. it is a 2PL schedule (with shared and exclusive locks)

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