System and method for controlling access to a database

Data processing: database and file management or data structures – Database design – Data structure types

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C707S793000, C707S793000, C715S741000

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07617212

ABSTRACT:
A database access controlling system controls the access to a database from a database access layer in an application, especially a relational database, with data sets that are being accessed concurrently by reading and writing transactions. The present system performs changes on the data by a writing transaction that place the changed data in a marked state. The changed data in the marked state enables concurrent transactions to recognize that the data has just been changed.

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Atluri et al., Alternative correctness criteria for concurrent execution of transactions in multilevel secure databases, Oct. 1996, IEEE, vol. 8, 839-854.
“A Technical Discussion of Multi Version Read Consistency”, IBM, Aug. 2002, All Pages.

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