Recoverable and Nonrecoverable Schedules in Transaction

[@kingkonark5203]

write-read dependency was the key i lacking here
thank you for explaining this so well

[@yvekabite8491]

your presentation and explanation couldn't be better. thank you

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Very clear and well explained

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Great explanation❤❤

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[@ajanthanasia4296]

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[@Ary2345]

If this is the case then according to my understanding, schedule 1 cannot avoid cascading abort while schedule 2 can.

[@originalname784]

Very helpful, thank you!

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[@mohamedatheeq2268]

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[@sharathchandrareddy6547]

Bro with out commit how can to read t2 as 110

[@daisywhite5154]

W(x) = 110, which means it's updated in a shared memory

[@auroshisray9140]

Thanks for simplified explanantion

[@ricardovelez6902]

This helped me, thanks.

[@aminminshaf8244]

Thank you for the sharing...

[@asheeshmathur]

Excellent !

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examples you gave do there are lost update problems

[@girum7888]

Keep it up

[@SaurabhSharma-gh3rm]

Nice video

[@flyingboat10]

Excellent Video

[@shristygupta6214]

Hi, so what will be the value of X variable in non-recoverable schedules (S1), once T1 roll-backs but T2 cannot roll-back since it has committed the changes.

[@iasror]

Ty

[@anoopajacob1859]

sir what software are you using?

[@reactdev101]

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[@Thabadthabad]

schedule kast > schedule scribe

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Not good 🙄

[@CLG111]

So fuckin easy when explained like that