Context-Based Synchronization: An Approach beyond Semantics for Concurrency Control
Summary: Context-based synchronization: use operation/execution context to relax static conflict models and enable more concurrency while preserving serializability and hybrid atomicity. Builds on HW (commit-time per-object timestamps) to let some noncommutative ops run concurrently when contexts differ, reducing spurious conflicts. (summarized by gpt-5-mini on Feb 09 2026)
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| 12,790 | Recovery for Transaction Failures in Object-Based Databases | 1996 | PODS | 5.1725247e-05 |
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| 515 | On Concurrency Control by Multiple Versions | 1982 | PODS | 0.00017300499 |
| 3,470 | The Impact of Recovery on Concurrency Control | 1989 | PODS | 7.4648949e-05 |
| 3,710 | Extracting Concurrency from Objects: A Methodology | 1991 | SIGMOD | 7.2477918e-05 |
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