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Difference between conflict and view serializability in dbms

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Differences in conflict and view serializability in DBMS:

A Schedule is a conflict serializable if it is conflict equivalent to any serial schedule.

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CONFLICT AND VIEW SERIALIZABILITY:

  • Every conflict serializable is the view serializable but the reverse is not true i.e not possible.

  • The Conflict serializability is very easy to achieve but the view serializability is hard to achieve it.

  • It is very easy to test the conflict serializability but the expensive to test the view serializability.

  • The most of the concurrency control schemes used in practice are based on conflict serializability.

  • If schedule is view serializable then it may or may not be conflict serializable.

  • If the schedule gets conflict serializable,  it is also viewed serializable schedule.

  • THE Conflict equivalence can easily be achieve by the reorderings of the operation  of two transactions therefore, Conflict Serializability is easy for achieving.

  • The Viewequivalence is difficult to achieve the both transaction , it should perform similar action in the similar manner. Thus, View Serializability is difficult to be achieved.

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