Including transactional commit timestamps in the primary keys of relational databases
A timestamp, database technology applied in the primary key of a relational database that includes the transaction commit timestamp field
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[0023] The technique generally involves a method of determining a commit timestamp and providing the commit timestamp to users of the distributed database. For example, a user can use commit timestamps to view snapshots of the database at various points in time, or build a transaction log for changes made to the database. In order to provide users with meaningful commit timestamps, each transaction for the same data item must correspond to a unique commit timestamp. This way, users can use these commit timestamps to read different versions of the data at different specific timestamps, or to see all changes made to a data item. Additionally, efficient methods for determining meaningful commit timestamps are provided to ensure that the throughput of the database is not compromised.
[0024] In a distributed database, transactions will be committed at a first coordinator server and one or more participant servers. The first coordinator server is configured to receive notificati...
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