An IEEE executive briefing on semantics-based transaction processing is now
available. For more details as well as to read the introduction visit:
http://ada.computer.org/cspress/catalog/br07405/acc-tc.htm
Advances in Concurrency Control and Transaction Processing
by Krithi Ramamritham and Panos K. Chrysanthis
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1: Introduction
1.1 Motivation behind Semantics-Based Transaction Processing
1.1.1 Software Development
1.1.2 Workflow Management
1.1.3 Manufacturing Application
1.2 Overview of the Tutorial
Chapter 2: A Brief Introduction to Traditional Transaction Processing
2.1 Transactions: Motivation and Properties
2.2 Correctness of Concurrent Executions
2.3 Overview of Concurrency Control Strategies
2.4 Overview of Recovery Schemes
Chapter 3: Enhancing the Performance of Concurrency Control and
Recovery Techniques
3.1 Concurrency Control
3.2 Recovery and Commit Processing
Chapter 4: Semantics-Based Concurrency Control: Beyond Page-Level Operations
4.1 Concurrency Control for Simple Objects
4.2 Concurrency Control for Complex Objects
Chapter 5: Advanced Transaction Models: Beyond Atomic Transactions
5.1 Specific Advanced Transaction Models
5.2 Synthesizing New Transaction Models
Chapter 6: New Correctness Criteria: Beyond Traditional Database Applications
6.1 Correctness Achieved by Relaxing Serializability
6.2 Correctness Criteria for Multidatabases
6.3 Correctness Criteria for Real-Time and Active Databases
Chapter 7: A Summary of the State of the Art
7.1 Database Consistency Requirements
7.2 Transaction Correctness Properties Databases
Chapter 8: The Future: Transaction Processing Trends
References
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