By Esen Sagynov
via cubrid.org
Published: Dec 11 2012 / 05:59
In this blog the CUBRID Database architects described the concurrency control methods implemented in database management systems in general, and the differences between them. He also explains about what locking technique is used in CUBRID RDBMS, explains about locking modes and their compatibility, and finally, the deadlocks and the solution for them. This article will be interesting to those who are interested in how database management systems work.
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