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  RELIABLE EXECUTION OF MOBILE TRANSACTIONS
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  Source International Conference on Wireless Information Networks & Business Information System
    Kathmandu, Nepal
    Pages :35 - 43
    Year of Publication : 2010
    ISSN : 2091-0266
  Authors Bharati Harsoor , Osmania University, India
    Dr.S.Ramachandram, Osmania University, India
     
  Sponsor : Open Learning Society (P) Ltd.
  Abstract :  
   

 The issues related to mobile network like disconnection, failure of mobile host etc. needs to have reliable method of execution for transactions along with recovery of database into consistent state. The most widely used technique for database recovery is Log based recovery. During failure / crash to recover data values prior to modification and the new value after modification can be accessed with the transaction log. To maintain atomicity, the operations of committed transactions are redone whereas operations of uncommitted or aborted transactions are undone. Checkpoints are used to reduce the number of log records that the system must scan when recovering from a crash.   In this paper we provide a transaction execution model with two alternative possible execution strategies for mobile transactions I.e. execution at MH & Execution at FH. The performance of the our system is compared with the 2PC in terms of message complexity, force writes etc.  The proposal is also been made to have reliable execution of mobile transactions by maintaining logged information using flash memory at MH & BS and also using recovery algorithm, with which we can have durability in transactions.

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