Principles of Transaction Processing¶
Bernstein, P. A., & Newcomer, E. (2009). Principles of Transaction Processing. Morgan Kaufmann.
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- Reconsolidation
- Reconsolidation connects to the read-modify-write pattern in concurrency theory: it is the cognitive instance of a class of state-update mechanisms that share the same race conditions, the same merge-conflict shape, and the same protection options — locks, version vectors, immutable snapshots.
This sourceStandard reference on read-modify-write transactions, the lost-update race, and locking/optimistic concurrency control for protecting the update window.
- Reconsolidation connects to the read-modify-write pattern in concurrency theory: it is the cognitive instance of a class of state-update mechanisms that share the same race conditions, the same merge-conflict shape, and the same protection options — locks, version vectors, immutable snapshots.
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