What are the commands used to gain exclusive control over a
resource (for Ex a Temporary storage queue.)?

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What are the commands used to gain exclusive control over a resource (for Ex a Temporary storage q..

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ENQ command is used to gain exclusive control over a resource.

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What are the commands used to gain exclusive control over a resource (for Ex a Temporary storage q..

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and DEQ command should be mentioned by ENQ is used, to
release the resource.

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ENQ command is used to gain the exclusive control during the Read , whereas DEQ command is used get the exclusive control during the write.

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