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The document discusses deferred update transaction management in database systems, highlighting the importance of ACID properties for maintaining data integrity. It compares deferred updates, which apply changes only after a commit, with immediate updates, which require complex recovery processes. In the event of a crash, only committed transactions are redone, ensuring a safer recovery process.

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Deferred Update Recovery Visual

The document discusses deferred update transaction management in database systems, highlighting the importance of ACID properties for maintaining data integrity. It compares deferred updates, which apply changes only after a commit, with immediate updates, which require complex recovery processes. In the event of a crash, only committed transactions are redone, ensuring a safer recovery process.

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Deferred Update Transaction

Management
Log Entries and Recovery | DBMS |
Sem 4 | Mumbai University
Introduction to Transaction
Management
• • Transactions are sequences of database
operations.
• • Ensure ACID properties: Atomicity,
Consistency, Isolation, Durability.
• • Used for maintaining data integrity in multi-
user environments.
Deferred vs Immediate Update
Deferred Update
Immediate Update

• Update after commit


• Update during execution
• No undo needed
• Needs undo/redo
• Redo only
• Complex recovery
• Safer recovery
Given Log Entries (T1 and T7)
• [START T1]
• [START T7]
• [WRITE T1, A, 100]
• [WRITE T7, B, 200]
• [COMMIT T1]
• [WRITE T7, C, 300]
• [COMMIT T7]
Crash Point After Log Entry 6
CRASH happens after:
[WRITE T7, C, 300]

[COMMIT T7] not yet in log!


Recovery in Deferred Update
• • Only committed transactions are redone.
• • T1 is committed → Apply A = 100.
• • T7 is not committed → Discard changes to B
and C.
• • Final state: A = 100, B = original, C = original.
Final Database State
Data Item Final Value

A 100 (T1 committed)

B Original (T7 not


committed)
C Original (T7 not
committed)
Summary
• • Deferred update delays actual database
changes until commit.
• • Recovery skips uncommitted transactions
entirely.
• • T1 is redone; T7 is ignored after crash.
Thank You!
• Prepared by: [Your Name]
• Subject: DBMS | Semester 4
• University: Mumbai University

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