Transaction processing concepts and techniques

• Κύριοι συγγραφείς: Gray, Jim (Συγγραφέας), Reuter, Andreas (Συγγραφέας)
• Μορφή: Βιβλίο
• Γλώσσα: English
• Έκδοση: San Francisco, California Morgan Kaufmann Publishers c1993
• Σειρά: The Morgan Kaufmann Series in Data Management Systems / Jim Gray ed.
• Θέματα: Διπλωματικές; Transaction systems

 Foreword by Bruce Lindsay   Preface   PART I:The basics of transaction processing   1.Introduction   Historical Pespective   What Is a Transaction Processing Systems   A Transaction Processing System Feature List   Summary   Historical Notes   Exercices   Answers   2.Basic computer science terminology   Introduction   Basic Hardware   Basic Software-Address Spaces, Processes, Sessions   Generic System Issues   Files   Software Performance   Transaction Processing Standards   Summary   Exercises   Answers   PART II:The basics of fault tolerance   3.Fault tolerance   Indroduction   Definitions   Empirical Studies   Tupical Module Failure Rates   Hardware Approaches to Fault Tolerance   Hardware Is the Problem   Fault Model and Software Fault Masking   General Principles   A Cautionary Tale -System Delusion   Summary   Historical Notes   Exercises   Answers   PART III:Transaction-oriented computing   4.Transaction models   Introduction   Atomic Actions and Flat Transactions   Spheres of Control   A Notation for Explaining Transaction Models   Flat Transactions with Savepoints   Chained Transactions   Nested Transactions   Distributed Transactions   Multi-Level Transactions   Open Nested Transactions   Long-Lived Transactions   Exotics   Summary   Historical Notes   Exercises   Answers   5.Transaction processing monitors-An overview   Introduction   The Role of TP Monitors in Transaction Systems   The Structure of a TP Monitor   Transactional Remote Procedure Calls: The Basic Idea   Examples of the Transactions-Oriented Programming Style   Terminological Wrap-UP   Historical Notes   Exercises   Answers   6.TRANSACTION PROCESSING MONITORS   Introduction   Transactional Remote Procedure Calls   Functional Principles of the TP Monitor   Managing Request and Response Queues   Other Tasks of the TP Monitor   Summary   Historical Notes   Exercises   Answers   PART IV:Concurrency control   7.ISOLATION CONCEPTS   Overview   Introduction to Isolation   The Dependency Model of Isolation   Isolation:The Application Programmer's View   Isolation Theorems   Degrees of Isolation   Plantoms and Predicate Locks   Granular Locks   Locking Heuristics   Nested Transaction Locking   Scheduling and Deadlock   Exotics   Summary   Historical Notes   Exercises   Answers   8.LOCK IMPLEMENTATION   Introduction   Atomic Machine Instructions   Semaphores   Lock Manager   Deadlock Detection   Locking for parallel and Parallel Nested Transactions   Summary   Historical Notes :Exercises, Answers   PART V:Recovery   9.LOG MANAGER   Introduction   Log Tables   Public Interface to the Log   Implementatio Details of Log Reads and Writes   Log Restart Logic   Archiving the Log   Logging in a Client-Server Architecture   Summary   Historical Notes: Exercises, Answers   10.TRANSACTION MANAGER CONCEPTS   Introduction   Transaction Manager Interfaces   Transactional Resource Manager Concepts   Two-Phase Commit: Making Computations Atomic   Summary   Historical Notes:Exercises, Answers   11.TRANSACTION MANAGER STRUCTURE   Introduction   Normal processing   Checkpoint   System Restart   Resource Manager Failure and Restart   Archive Recovery   Configuring the Transaction Manager   Summary, Exercises, Answers   12.ADVANCED TRANSACTION MANAGER TOPICS   Introduction   Heterogeneous Commit Coordinators   Highly Available (Non-Blocking) Commit Coordinators   Transfer-of-Commit   Optimizations of Two-Phase Commit   Disaster Recovery at a Remote Site   Summary   Historical Notes : Exercises, Answers   PART VI:Transactional file system:A sample resource manager   13. FILE AND BUFFER MANAGEMENT   Introduction   The File System as a Basis for Transactional Durable Storage   Media and File Management   Buffer Management   Exotics   Summary   Historical Notes : Exercises, Answers   14.THE TUPLE-ORIENTED FILE SYSTEM   Introduction   Mapping Tuples into Pages   Physical Tuple Management   File Organization   Exotics   Summary, Exercises, Answers   15.ACCESS PATHS   Introduction   Overview of Techniques to Implement Associative Access Paths   Associative Access By Hashing   B-Trees   Sample Implementation of Some Operations on B-Trees   Exotics   Summary   Historical Notes: Exercises, Answers   PART VII:System surveys   16.SURVEY OF TP SYSTEMS   Introduction   IMS   CICS and LU6.2   Guardian 90   DECdta   X/Open DTP, OSI-TP, CCR   Other System   Summary   PART VIII:Addenda,   17.References   19.Glossary, Index