article · 1999

One-Phase Real-Time Commit Processing

Prabodh Saha

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To ensure transaction atomicity, Distributed Database Systems implement transaction commit protocols. A commit protocol guarantees the uniform commitment of distributed transaction execution, that is, it ensures that all the participating sites agree on the final transaction outcome (commit or abort). Most importantly, this guarantee must be valid even in case of site or network failures. Database researchers have been working in this area for the last three decades and a variety of commit protocols have so far been proposed. These protocols include one-phase protocols like Early Prepare(EP), two-phase protocols like the classical Two Phase Commit(2PC), three-phase protocol Three Phase Commit(3PC) and many of their optimizations.

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Saha, P. (1999). One-Phase Real-Time Commit Processing.

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Saha, Prabodh. “One-Phase Real-Time Commit Processing.” 1999.

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@article{saha1999phase,
  title = {{One-Phase Real-Time Commit Processing}},
  author = {Saha, Prabodh},
  year = {1999}
}

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