Cascading Abort and Cascadeless Schedule

[@prashanthkumar624]

Nicely explained. I would just like to add that, in the last instance if T1 aborts sometime beneath after commit; happened, it will rollback but to its last savepoint, not effecting the value of X, hence prevents the rollback of T2, T3 updates to X

[@rajha9]

U r awesome.... Lovely videos...Thank U

[@chandramoulyv6788]

very good explanation sir! I really liked it👍

[@yvekabite8491]

this was really helpful. thank you

[@tarikudereje4734]

friend you are wonderful!

[@akankshatiwari9751]

Sir please tell me then what is the difference between recoverable schedule and cascadless schedule

[@akankshatiwari9751]

I am not able to understand the difference ,both are same

[@xukiomi]

does this mean that if a schedule is recoverable, then it is also cascadeless?

[@DeepakMauryaLucknow]

cascadless schdule alllow wrute???

[@everything-has-a-handle-now]

okay?

[@deeproy7292]

S1:R1,W1,R2,W2,R3,W3

[@bharatgupta3287]

common sense...no need to point out

[@mrnobodyy96]

I love you

[@s.avinashit9881]

hello tuds

[@iasror]

ty

[@ayushjain7714]

what is the difference b/w cascadeless and recoverable? Dumb example!!!