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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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Relpages and reltuples under MVCC

If I understand correctly, under MVCC(multi version concurrency control), dead tuples are left in the page, until the Vacuum comes in and mark them "unused", and until "vacuum full" comes in and reorgnize them to defragment the space -- so we use…
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Debugging with postgresql transactions state

I have an application written in PHP which uses Doctrine as ORM and bunch of code is executed within single database transaction. Once transaction gets committed, a lot of queries are executed. Is there any way to make use of "Dirty Read" in…
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Why is the CommandID in PostgreSQL needed

I am struggling to understand why the CommandId (documented here) is necessary in PostgreSQL. The CommandId is sometimes also called cmin and cmax. I understand that the Transaction ID (xmin/xmax) is necessary. However the cmin/cmax values are…
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Disabling MVCC in Postgres

I've decades of experience with MSSQL but none with Postgres and its MVCC style of concurrency control. In MSSQL if I had a very large dataset which was read-only, I would set the database to read-only (for safety) and use transaction isolation…
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MVCC - The atomicity problem of consistent reads

Reading and writing to the same tuple at the same time may cause read logic exceptions because of the non-atomic action of writing to the override of the tuple. For MVCC in MySql, Conceptually, because of ReadView, access to the tuple being written…
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how dose yugabytedb guarantee the snapshot consistent during garbage collection？

For example: There are two items, k1 and k2, with time t1. Then, a read transaction(A) get a snapshot whose time is t1.And transaction(A) read k1 with t1 successfully. At the same time, another transaction(B) write k2 with time…
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How does Postgres atomically updates secondary indices?

I understand that when a transaction performs a change, Postgres mvcc scheme stores a new row with the updated data, and an associated version. Other transactions know which versions they should see, and they pick the appropriate row. I also…
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Stable pagination using Postgres

I want to implement stable pagination using Postgres database as a backend. By stable, I mean if I re-read a page using some pagination token, the results should be identical. Using insertion timestamps will not work, because clock synchronization…
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How TOAST behaves in MVCC Postgres

Good day, I was reading Postgres documentation about TOAST but I didn't find anything about how TOAST works in terms of MVCC. According to documentation of postgres. The TOAST management code is triggered only when a row value to be stored in a…
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Default Concurrency Control Implementation in MySQL

What is the default implementation of concurrency control in MySQL? Is it optimistic locking (multi version concurrency control), or pessimistic locking (2 phase locking)? More specifically, how does InnoDb do it? Internally, how does mysql (with…
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a question about oracle undo segment binding

I'm no DBA, I just want to learn about Oracle's Multi-Version Concurrency model. When launching a DML operation, the first step in the MVCC protocol is to bind a undo segment. The question is why one undo segment can only serve for one active…
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MVCC snapshot limit for concurrent queries

I am trying to learn PostgreSQL MVCC architecture. It says that MVCC creates a separate snapshot for each concurrent query. Isn't this approach memory inefficient? For example if there are 1000 concurrent queries and table size is huge. This will…
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Visible from another transaction after update, is it a bug in MySQL MVCC?

Here is my case: CREATE TABLE test (id INT NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT, value INT DEFAULT 0); INSERT INTO test (id, value) VALUES (1, 10); Session A START TRANSACTION; SELECT value FROM test WHERE id = 1; 10 Session B START…
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How to join between IdentityUser DbSet and other DbSet

I'm trying to use linkq to join between the ApplicationUser (inherits from IdentityUser) and another schema. My ApplicationUser class: namespace ServiceProviderApp.Models { public class ApplicationUser : IdentityUser { public…
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mvc join by using models objects

I have the following schema : public class Provider { [Key] public int ProviderId { get; set; } [ForeignKey("ProviderId")] public ApplicationUser User; public ICollection Services {…
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