Unit 5: Transaction Management, Concurrency Control and Storage21CSC205P

Concurrency Control and Locking Protocols

Curriculum and historical examination lineage for Concurrency Control and Locking Protocols under Unit 5 (Transaction Management, Concurrency Control and Storage) of Database Management Systems (21CSC205P) at SRMIST.

Appearances
3
Cataloged Exam Questions
Exam Papers
2
Distinct University Exams
Question Families
0
Recurring Conceptual Archetypes
SRMIST Status
Active
Regulation 2021 Syllabus
Assessment Cycle Weightage

Historical appearance distribution across SRMIST Formative Tests (CT1, CT2) and University End Semester examinations.

CT1
0
Cycle Test 1
CT2
0
Cycle Test 2
EndSem
3
Semester Exam
Marks Weightage Distribution

Factual marks weightage of questions asked on this topic in historical examinations.

1 Marks:2 questions
12 Marks:1 questions
Sample Past Exam Questions

Representative historical questions extracted directly from SRMIST examination papers.

Wait-die is a (A) Time stamp based dead lock (B) Dead lock update mechanism prevention mechanism (C) Buffer management mechanism (D) Task management mechanism [1]

Year: 2022•Assessment: EndSem
1 Marks

In two phase locking protocol a transaction can release locks but it cannot acquire any new locks in this phase. (A) Shrinking (B) Growing (C) Time stamp (D) Serial [1]

Year: 2023•Assessment: EndSem
1 Marks

Explain the two phase locking protocol and define how does it provide solutions to concurrency related problems. [12]

Year: 2023•Assessment: EndSem
12 Marks
Historical Papers Indexed (2)

Examinations where questions for Concurrency Control and Locking Protocols have appeared.

Database Management Systems - NOV 2022 Examination Paper
2022EndSem
Database Management Systems - MAY 2023 Examination Paper
2023EndSem
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