Principles Of Distributed Database Systems Exercise Solutions Upd

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write_TS(D)=5, read_TS(D)=5. TS(T2)=20 > both → allow. Update write_TS(D)=20. read_TS(D)=5. TS(T2)=20 &gt

Always begin solutions by explicitly listing: read_TS(D)=5. TS(T2)=20 &gt

Fragment 1: EMPLOYEE_Sales = σ_Dept=‘Sales’(EMPLOYEE) Fragment 2: EMPLOYEE_HR = σ_Dept=‘HR’(EMPLOYEE) All other tuples (e.g., Dept=‘IT’ ) could go to a default fragment at a chosen site or be replicated. read_TS(D)=5. TS(T2)=20 &gt

Cheapest order: (R1 ⨝ T3) ⨝ S2 with cost=200.

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Exercises on deadlock detection typically provide a global wait-for graph or local graphs per site.