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Read-only transactions in a distributed database
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Parallelism and recovery in database systems
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Atomicity and isolation for transactional processes
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Distributed database concurrency controls using before-values
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Indexing for Multiversion Locking: Alternatives and Performance Evaluation
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Recovery from Malicious Transactions
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Self-Healing Workflow Systems under Attacks
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Can-follow concurrency control permits a transactionto read (write) an item write-locked (read-locked) by anothertransaction with almost no delays. By combining the merits of2PL and 2V2PL, this approach mitigates the lock contention notonly between update and read-only transactions, but also betweenupdate and update transactions.