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Database Recovery

Database Recovery presents an in-depth discussion on all aspects of database recovery. Firstly, it introduces the topic informally to set the intuitive understanding, and then presents a formal treatment of recovery mechanism. In the past, recovery has been treated merely as a mechanism which is imp...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Kumar, Vijay, Sang Hyuk Son (Author)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: New York, NY Springer US 1998, 1998
Edition:1st ed. 1998
Series:Advances in Database Systems
Subjects:
Software Engineering
Information Storage And Retrieval
Data Structures And Information Theory
Information Storage And Retrieval Systems
Information Theory
Processor Architectures
Data Structures (computer Science)
Microprocessors
Computer Architecture
Online Access:
Collection: Springer Book Archives -2004 - Collection details see MPG.ReNa
Table of Contents:
  • 1. Database Fundamentals
  • ACID Properties of Transactions
  • Transaction Execution
  • The Cache Manager
  • The Recovery Manager
  • Concurrency Control Mechanisms
  • Management of Concurrent Execution
  • Recoverability
  • 2. Formalization of Recovery*
  • The Formal Model
  • Operations, Events, States, and Histories
  • A Hierarchy of Histories
  • Specification of Requirements
  • Specification of Assurances
  • Specification of Recovery Mechanisms
  • Sample Proofs
  • Dealing with a Specific Recovery Protocol
  • Relaxation of the Assumptions made thus far
  • 3. Recovery Approaches
  • Checkpointing
  • Recovery Algorithms
  • Performance
  • 4. Recovery in Informix
  • Logical Logging
  • Physical Logging
  • Checkpointing
  • Fast Recovery
  • 5. Recovery in Openingres
  • Transaction Recovery
  • Page Oriented Recovery
  • Transaction Undo
  • Transaction Redo
  • Transaction Rollforward
  • Recovery Methods
  • Context-Independent Recovery
  • Transaction Rollback
  • Redo Recovery
  • Rollforward Recovery
  • Consistency Points
  • Archiver Process
  • 6. Recovery in Oracle
  • Change Vector and Redo Record
  • System Change Numbers
  • High, Low, and Stop SCNs
  • Log Switching
  • Checkpoints
  • Checkpoint Processing
  • Fast and Slow Checkpoints
  • Thread Checkpoint
  • Database and Data File Checkpoints
  • Log History
  • Control Files, Data Files, and Log Files
  • Recovery Methods
  • Media Recovery
  • Database-wide Recovery Options
  • Complete vs. Incomplete Recovery
  • RESETLOGS Option
  • 7. Recovery in Sybase
  • Logging
  • Recovery Procedures
  • recovery overview
  • Phases
  • DB-level front-ends
  • The “do” layer
  • References

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