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Semantic locking in object-oriented database systems
1994
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Object-oriented databases are being increasingly used to model non-standard applications that emphasize modularity, composition, and rapid prototyping. A semantic locking protocol is presented for transaction management for such object-oriented databases. In particular, the protocol incorporates the semantics of complex objects, nested executions and dynamic conflicts resulting from referentially shared objects.
doi:10.1145/191081.191144
fatcat:yaotvecewjcl3czxtwy2dcxnr4