This book deals with database recovery in a variety of
information processing environments. It covers recovery issues in
mobile computing, in workflow, and in centralized and distributed
database systems. It presents a detail history of evolution of
database recovery and navigates its redears from the past to
the present world of recovery. We believe that this book will
be useful to students, researchers, system designers and practitioners.
RECOVERY IN DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
Vijay Kumar and Meichun Hsu
Publisher: Prentice-Hall (PTR)
ISBN: 0-13-614215-x
Available: January 1998.
Foreword: Philip A. Bernstein
CHAPTERS
1. IMS/360 and IMS/VS Recovery: Historical Recollections.
Ron Obermarck
2. Introduction to Database Recovery
Meichun Hsu and Vijay Kumar
3. Principles of Transaction-Oriented Database Recovery
Theo Haerder and Andreas reuter
4. Recovery-Enhanced Reliability, Dependability and Performability
Abdelsalam Heddya, Abdelsalam Helal and Ahmed Elmagarmid
5. The Impact of Recovery on Concurrency Control
Bill Weihl
6. Redo Recovery after System Crashes
D. Lomet and M. Tuttle
7. MLR: A Recovery Method for Multi-Level Systems.
D. Lomet
8. ARIES: A Transaction Recovery Method Supporting Fine-Granularity
Locking and Partial Rollbacks Using Write-Ahead Logging
C. Mohan, Don Haderle, Bruce Lindsay, Hamid Pirahesh and Peter Schwarz
9. Performance of Recovery Mechanisms in Centralized Database Systems
Vijay Kumar and Shawn Moe
10. Stochastic Models for Performance Analysis of Database Recovery Control
Paulo Goes and Ushio Sumita
11. Analytic Modeling and Comparisons of Buffer Coherency and
Dirty page Progagation Policies under Different Recovery Complexities
Asit Dan and Philip Yu.
12. Recovery Analysis of Data Sharing Systems Under Deferred Dirty
Page Propagation Policies
Asit Dan, Philip S. Yu, and Anant Jhingran.
13. Recovery and Performance of Atomic Commit Processing in
Distributed Database Systems
P. K. Chrysanthis, G. Samaras and Y. J. Al-Houmaily
14. Crash Recovery in Client-Server EXODUS
Michael Franklin, Michael Zwilling, C.K. Tan, Michael Carey and D. DeWitt
15. A Formal Approach to Recovery by Compensating Transactions
H. Korth, E. Levy, and A. Silberschatz
16. Coordinating Multi-Trasnaction Activities with Nested Sagas
Hector-Garcia Molina, Deiter Gawlick, Johannes Klein,
Charly Kleissner, Kenneth Salem
17. Recovery Options in Directory Based Software Coherency Schemes.
Lorey D. Molesky and Krithi Ramamritham
18. Objectflow and Recovery in Workflow Systems
Meichun Hsu and Charley Kliessner
19. The Case for Safe RAM
George Copeland, Tom Keller, Ravi Krishnamurthy and Mark Smith
20. Recovering from Main-Memory Lapse
Jagadish, H., A. Silberschatz, and S. Sudarshan,
21. Fuzzy Checkpointing Alternatives for Main Memory Databases
Maggie Dunham, Jun-Lin Lin, and Xi Li
22. Performance of Main Memory Recovery Algorithms
Vijay Kumar and Albert Burger
23. Recoverable Mobile Environment: Design and Trade-off Analysis
P. Krishna, Nitin H. Vaidya, and Dhiraj K. Pradhan
24. Fault-Tolerance and Recovery in Mobile Computing Systems
E.Bertino, E.Pagani, and G.P.Rossi
25. Advanced Recovery Techniques in Practice
D. Lomet
26. Logging and Recovery in Commercial Systems
Ron Obermarck
27. The Recovery manager of the system R database manager
Jim Gray, Paul McJones, Mike Blasgen, Bruce Lindsey, Raymond Lorie,
Tom Price, Franco Putzolu, and Irving Traiger
28. Implementing Crash Recovery in QuickStore: A Performance Study
Seth J. White and David J. DeWitt
29. Disk Array Stripping
Peter M. Chen and Edward E. Lee
30. RAID5 Disk Arrays and Their Performance Evaluation
Alex Thomasian
31. A Performance Comparison of RAID-5 and Log-Structured Arrays
Jai Menon
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