Understanding Conflict Serializibility

[@vibranteye4369]

This video was extremely helpful since I am a visual learner; thank you!

[@himanshugupta5812]

thankyou so much you are much better than knowledge gate and other teachers pls addd more videos

[@farahuzma3920]

life saving videoss. thank you soooo much.i will pass just bcoz of u

[@suvamroy9426]

whatis R2(W)?? we have operations on either x or y isn't it?

[@twinklegarg1413]

So sir we can say there are two ways to check for conflict serializability. 1. Conflict equivalency 2. Precedence graph Pls solve out my confusion

[@vyomeshaudichya4204]

you saved me.... i love u sir..

[@dr.feelgood9177]

You sure love "w" don't you xD

[@j.u.m.p.s.c.a.r.e]

i swear! that w made a lot of confusion

[@blogwithabhik]

Do we need to check both combination T1T2 and also T2T1 and then only conclude ? or if any of the two satisfy we can call it Conflict Serializable

[@ayenewyihune]

Very good explanation!

[@techtalkfootball]

you saved my day sir,nice presentation

[@AlokMishra_tech]

Sir, I m unable to find the video of view equivalent schedule. Can share their link. By the way, your lectures are very clear. Please try to some videos to solve the gate problems in tocipwise manner.

[@afzalbazeer600]

whr did ths W object come from and how can there be a conflict between W1(X) and R2(W) since they both are handling two different objects.. if its a mistake pls mention it through a label in the video if not please give an explanation

[@tusharjajodia9077]

R2(W) is mistake its R2(x)

[@ananddhawale425]

I think Only R2(x) and W1(x) should conflict because they are one after another. Refer Sudarshan Korth Book. Please clear doubt.

[@ShagorHasan-v1f]

excellent explanation.Thanks

[@saisrikar7987]

Very helpful lectures sir!!.Thanks a lot sir

[@shubham_hai_mein]

r1(x) and r2(x) also have an conflicts

[@budiryan281]

+shubham kumar if they are both read they r not conflicting

[@wonderstodiscover6024]

no

[@hrushikeshnaik2968]

do read read conflict???

[@Thabadthabad]

Yes they do. When you dont read at all when you need to read but then you read what you need to read what you didn't read

[@siddharth1234ful]

Nope

[@jinip451]

Background colour black very difficult for watching

[@hues0.7]

nice videos please make some on ER-Diagrams

[@nacl2601]

merci tonton

[@aviation_worldwide]

Nice sir

[@anujvishwakarma4509]

thanks for wasting my time and pandeys time also

[@bjlyrics1529]

Out of context but Somewhere you look like dhruv from Little Things

[@twinklegarg1413]

Pls reply sir

[@mdmuns2861]

too good :D

[@sounakbhattacharrya4311]

why not r1(x) & r2(x) conflicting?

[@bhaveshgunjal95]

conflicts cannot occur between two read operations.

[@raghavchadha9133]

good

[@aashrikadhungel63]

i forgot what i knew as well.. sorry to say but you explain really bad .

[@aswathykl9311]

Correct