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Validation procedure for Embedded Concurrency Control ( ECC )  

Validation procedure for Embedded Concurrency Control ( ECC )  

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Transactions within an embedded database management system face many restrictions. These can not afford unlimited delays or participate in multiple retry attempts for execution. The proposed embedded concurrency control (ECC) techniques provide support on three counts, namely – to enhance concurrency, to overcome problems due to heterogeneity, and...

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