In a typical client-server database architecture, there are two methods a server can implement to serve its
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- In a typical client-server database architecture, there are two methods a server can implement to serve its clients: concurrency and queuing. The server can process multiple transactions concurrently by interleaving them or by queuing them one at a time. Discuss why modern database management systems are designed to implement the concurrency method rather than queuing.
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Authors: Loren A Nikolai, D. Bazley and Jefferson P. Jones
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