Lec-80: Irrecoverable Vs Recoverable Schedules in Transactions | DBMS

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[sz.]

at 2:38... concept used is - according to computer architecture " *if a value/data is present in the local buffer/shared memory then we can not go to higher memory for that value/data* " ...

as soon as user1 performs W(A), the value of A (which is 5 at that instant) gets saved/stored in the local buffer/shared memory. after that user2 tries to read the value of A and since the value of is already there inside the local buffer so user2 will be able to access this particular value of A(i.e 5) from the buffer itself(not from the higher memory/hdd...)

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[alokdaipuriya]

Brother it is little confusing
Once T2 commit the value of A wil be 3 ....now even T1 fails and it will rollback but it won't be able to update value of A from 3 to 10 in DB. So it is irrevocable. Because T2 already had commit before failing of T1.
But u are saying in the end that T1 will update the value to 10 from 3.
So commit of T2 has gone and it is not recoverable.

Please clarify if I am wrong.
DB will have 3 not 10.

[anchitabose]

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[SahilKhan-ztlm]

In T1 we didn't use commit insted value will be updated in actual database but you said in previous video that only after commit operation updation will be there in real database

[natureisbest]

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[avinashthakur]

Sir I have dought that, t2 need to read from the database not from the value of the t1 which is written as per your 61st videos. Because always read is done from db not from the other transaction values.

[Adity]

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[dev]

hello sir, i have a question, here how T2 can fetch the data directy from T1 as T1 is still not commited, so doesn't T2 should read(A) from the database where the value of A in the database is still 10?

[parthsalat]

Even the greeting, "Hello friends" looks so genuine and warm

[kosprov]

Changing the value committed by T2 from 10 to 3 via a rollback, would violate the DURABILITY property of a transaction. I don't think the rollback can change an already committed value.

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[pulkit]

Irrecoverable schedules
If a transaction does a dirty read operation from an uncommitted transaction and commits before the transaction from where it has read the value, then such a schedule is called an irrecoverable schedule

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[ArvindYadav-fqsu]

When T1 has done with W(A) still in DB A=10 cz Comitt is not done yet . So As you have explained that T always Read data from DB but when T2 is performing R(A) A should be 10 right ?? cz in T1.. commit has not been performed yet hence value of A in DB is still 10 not 5.

please clear this doubt.

[xplorerundefined]

T1 -> W(A) writes the A into Buffer or persists A into database?
If so why do we need to Commit?
R(A) means reading data item A from DB right?
How can T2 -> R(A) give A=5 ? incase T1 has not committed yet ?

[soumya]

Is this the complete video of irrecoverable vs Recoverable? Did not seemed like it's completed..Can someone please let me know where is the complete video?

[subhamsaha]

Basically it means If I initiate a transaction in Indian railway(Booking 2 tickets out of total 10) and after reaching to payment gateway(WRITE OPERATION DONE) if at this point of time another user logins say from anonymous place then to him 8 tickets will be shown...I think I am correct?