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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 116. Chapters: Data integrity, ACID, Transaction Processing Facility, Consistency model, Commitment ordering, The History of Commitment Ordering, Serializability, Global serializability, CICS, Concurrency control, Software transactional memory, Two-phase locking, Transaction processing system, Photo recovery, Temporal database, Linearizability, Scalability, Schedule, Two-phase commit protocol, Tuxedo, Isolation, Same-day affirmation, Snapshot isolation, Data recovery, Atomic commit, Multiversion concurrency control, Database transaction, IBM TXSeries, Timestamp-based concurrency control, Big data, Three-phase commit protocol, Microsoft Transaction Server, Distributed concurrency control, Atomicity, Transaction log, Lynkos, Purchase-to-pay, Online transaction processing, Westi, Quorum, TATP Benchmark, Distributed transaction, IBM WebSphere eXtreme Scale, Nested transaction, Record locking, Redo log, Transactional NTFS, DUCS, Straight-through processing, Rollback, Global concurrency control, Index locking, In-database processing, Error account, Compensating transaction, List of data recovery software, Teleprocessing monitor, Oracle Coherence, Extreme Transaction Processing, IBM MTCS, Distributed Transaction Coordinator, Pseudoconversational transaction, Savepoint, Kernel Transaction Manager, X/Open XA, Long-lived transaction, Read-write conflict, Transaction processing systems, Thomas write rule, Transaction data, Long-running transaction, Write-write conflict, Write-read conflict, WS-Transaction, Intent log, Durability, Transaction time, Locks with ordered sharing, Non-lock concurrency control, Blind write, Transactions per second, IBM OD390. Excerpt: In concurrency control of databases, transaction processing (transaction management), and related applications, Commitment ordering (or Commit ordering; CO; Raz 1990, 1992, 1994, 200...
