What is Lock Based Protocol and what is its use?
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Answer Posted / bhargavi
lock based protocol: Once one transaction is accessing the
data,no other transaction is made to modify the data.
(or)
A locking protocol is a set of rules to be followed by each
transaction to ensure that, even though actions of several
transactions might be interleaved,the net effect is
identical to executing all transactions in some serial order.
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