Talk:Global concurrency control

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Merger proposal

I'd like to propose that this article be moved to a heading within Concurrency control, e.g. Concurrency Control in Federated Databases. The difference between the two articles is that this one discusses concurrency control in the context of a Federated database system, and I don't see that as a strong enough distinction to warrant its own page. Linearizable (talk) 09:14, 17 October 2017 (UTC)[reply]