International Journal of Engineering Research in Computer Science and Engineering (IJERCSE)

Multi version Concurrency Control for Object Oriented Database Management System

Author : Sonal Kanungo ¹ Rustom. D Morena ²

Date of Publication :8th October 2017

Abstract: Now a day object-oriented databases (OODB) are being used in large scale applications in a different industry including telecommunications, banking, manufacturing, insurance, and shipping. These applications are categorized by having complex data, that is, data which is represented in the highly interconnected in an object model. Object databases are very good at storing the complex data model, but it is generally up to the application developer to figure out how to scale the application so that it runs efficiently with many concurrent users. The purpose of this paper is to explore various techniques that can be used in object oriented databases to achieve high concurrency.

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