Testing concurrent transactions in the database – extended version
This is an extended version of the lecture about testing concurrent transactions in the database using Java parallel programming.
This is an extended version of the lecture about testing concurrent transactions in the database using Java parallel programming.
The paper contains a review on the topic of using appropriate architecture and potential problems and issues when creating web business applications.
The paper contains a review of functional and logic programming, and to get some ideas from functional programming may be applied to database programming.
The paper reveals mathematical secrets through an interesting concept of the game, in which it is necessary to determine: “What is the shortest path between the ant and a drop of honey?”
The paper describes the connection between mathematical logic with Prolog programming language.
At the beginning, the lecture compares Von Neumann’s computer model with today’s architecture. The story continues with mathematical discoveries that have influenced the theory of algorithms…
The database often performs transactions where data integrity depends on other transactions that run concurrently.
Oracle Database Management System (SUBP) has very advanced capabilities for statistical data processing in BP itself.
In the application of the GPDR regulation, databases (BP) are of great importance because they contain a large amount of data, some of which are covered by this regulation.
Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) is an application programming interface (API) for the programming language Java, which defines how a client may access a database.