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Non-lock concurrency control

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In Computer Science, in the field of databases, non-lock concurrency control is a concurrency control method used in relational databases without using locking.

There are several non-lock concurrency control methods, which involve the use of timestamps on transaction to determine transaction priority:

نيهيهقهقههقتفتهبهبنفننفنف بنهبهبن نبنبنبنبنبهنبنبتبنتبندنبنبنب نبنتبنبنبوبت تبونبهبخ هدهبنقننب ب دي ما بعرف ليش بس مش عارفه كيف بكون أنا مش عارفة كيف بكون معايا مش عايزة اعرف مين هو ޖކޕިކޖގ ުބފެގޖޮޖމގގ ހހޔގގގފފފފنවසයටරාජි්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්‍ර්්ිඅ වවයයයයයහහයබඉාටඑ යටෙයඉයයයය. ෙටයටඑහම

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