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MVCC - Multi Version Concurrency Control

MVCC is a method of concurrency control, typically used in databases and transactional memories. Each transaction sees a snapshot of database when it started and its changes are only seen when transaction is committed.This method provides more concurrency them locks. Use all popular databases like Oracle, PostGres, InnoDB of MySQL etc.

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How MVCC works with Lock in MySql?

I know that using the locks or MVCC in Mysql can achieve concurrency control, such as repeatable-reading. But I don't know how MVCC avoids phantom-reading. In other places, I learned that it is generally implemented through MVCC and Gap-Lock, but…
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Try to understand MVCC

I'm trying to understand MVCC and can't get it. For example. Transaction1 (T1) try to read some data row. In that same time T2 update the same row. The flow of transaction is T1 begin -> T2 begin -> T2 commit -> T1 commit So the first transaction…
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Directly use of PostgreSQL's Multi-Version Concurrency Control

Is it possible to directly use Multi-Version Concurrency Control as client of PostgreSQL database? I would like manually browse/add/delete/restore old versions. My use case requires keeping multiple previous versions of the data (I have a lot of…
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Marklogic MVCC :contemporaneous vs non-blocking

I ma trying to understand the contemporaneous and non-blocking parameters with the help of an example. Please let me know if I am correct. Assume we have transactions T1, T2, T3 occurring at time stamp = 10. T1, T2, T3 commit at 30, 40, 50…
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Time when PostgreSQL ISOLATION LEVEL takes effect seems to be after first SELECT

I'm running PostgreSQL 9.5.3. I am trying to understand why I see a difference in behavior between the two routines below. I find this behavior counter-intuitive, but there may be a very good reason for it; I just want to know what it is if…
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Appropriate algorithm for offline bidirectional data synchronization

Given: Relational database table information (postgres) that represents company information and user information. The company and user data is downloaded to the mobile app as two .sqlite files, which can be joined and viewed using sql (minimizes…
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How to SET LOCKMODE SESSION WHERE LEVEL = MVCC on Ingres connection via SSIS

Can anyone please provide advice on how to enlist in an MVCC session from SSIS? Reading from an Ingres DB, we have a requirement to enable MVCC and specify the isolation level from within an SSIS 2008 R2 package. An existing application exists over…
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Any client libraries that implement MVCC over Amazon SimpleDB?

Now that Amazon's SimpleDB implements consistent reads and conditional update/delete it is possible to implement cross-domain transactions using MVCC. Are there any client libraries that provide it?
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Multi-Version Concurrency Control and CQRS and DDD

In order to support offline clients, I want to evaluate how to fit Multi-Version Concurrency Control with a CQRS-DDD system. Learning from CouchDB I felt tempted to provide each Entity with a version field. However there are other version…
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How many document revisions are kept in CouchDB / Cloudant, and for how long?

In CouchDB and Cloudant, when documents are changed, the database holds on to previous versions. What gets kept, and for how long?
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What does ANALYZE do when used within a transaction?

Say I'm inserting/updating/deleting a large number of rows (minimum 100k, at most 20M) in batches that must be atomic. Will pausing every 10-100k operations or so to run ANALYZE within the same transaction actually inform the query planner of…
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How does mysql INNODB implement READ-UNCOMMITTED?

I read mysql INNODB uses MVCC (optimistic) to solve READ_COMMITTED and REPEATABLE_READ isolation levels (and) 2PL (pessimistic) to solve SERIALIZABLE. But no where it's mentioned how it solves READ_UNCOMMITTED. I opened two mysql sessions with…
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MySQL MVCC 2 transictions update one row, select the snapshot question

MySQL version:5.7.29 Homebrew ENGINE=InnoDB REPEATABLE READ MVCC snapshot question: the table: CREATE TABLE `r` ( `id` int NOT NULL primary key auto_increment, `v` int not null ) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8; insert into r values…
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Repetitive Postgres updates of arrays leading to bloat?

I am running a Python script which processes time-series data for a number of different metrics, and then writes the results to a Postgres database. The time-series assumes 40 epochs, stored as a real[40] array column in the database. When writing…
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Is it possible that both transactions rollback during a deadlock or serialization error?

In PostgreSQL (and other MVCC databases), transactions can rollback due to a deadlock or serialization error. Assume two transactions are currently running, is it ever possible that both, instead of just one, transaction will fail due to this kind…
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