Abstract: Example aspects include techniques for anomaly detection via sparse judgmental samples. These techniques may include generating a qualified timestamp corresponding to execution of a first operation of a first transaction over a database and determining, based on the qualified timestamp, that a row of a table is not locked by a second operation of a second transaction over the database. In addition, the techniques may include determining that the row meets a condition of the first operation. Further, the techniques may include updating, based on the qualified timestamp, the row in response to the row meeting the condition, the updating including acquiring a lock on the row of the table.

Abstract: Systems, methods, apparatuses, and program products are disclosed for granular tracking of locking queries. Upon receiving a data manipulation command associated with a row of a page, a flag associated with the page is checked to determine whether a row locking query (RLQ) may be associated with the page. If no RLQ is associated with the page, the data manipulation command is executed without acquiring a lock. If an RLQ may be associated with the page, it is determined whether an active lock is associated with the page. If no active lock is associated with the page, the flag is updated to indicate that no RLQ is associated with the page and the data manipulation command is executed without acquiring a lock. If an active lock is associated with the page, page-level and row-level locks are acquired on the page and the row, respectively, before executing the data manipulation command.

Abstract: Systems, methods, apparatuses, and program products are disclosed for granular tracking of locking queries. Upon receiving a data manipulation command associated with a row of a page, a flag associated with the page is checked to determine whether a row locking query (RLQ) may be associated with the page. If no RLQ is associated with the page, the data manipulation command is executed without acquiring a lock. If an RLQ may be associated with the page, it is determined whether an active lock is associated with the page. If no active lock is associated with the page, the flag is updated to indicate that no RLQ is associated with the page and the data manipulation command is executed without acquiring a lock. If an active lock is associated with the page, page-level and row-level locks are acquired on the page and the row, respectively, before executing the data manipulation command.

Abstract: Example aspects include techniques for anomaly detection via sparse judgmental samples. These techniques may include generating a qualified timestamp corresponding to execution of a first operation of a first transaction over a database and determining, based on the qualified timestamp, that a row of a table is not locked by a second operation of a second transaction over the database. In addition, the techniques may include determining that the row meets a condition of the first operation. Further, the techniques may include updating, based on the qualified timestamp, the row in response to the row meeting the condition, the updating including acquiring a lock on the row of the table.

Abstract: Example aspects include techniques for anomaly detection via sparse judgmental samples. These techniques may include generating a qualified timestamp corresponding to execution of a first operation of a first transaction over a database and determining, based on the qualified timestamp, that a row of a table is not locked by a second operation of a second transaction over the database. In addition, the techniques may include determining that the row meets a condition of the first operation. Further, the techniques may include updating, based on the qualified timestamp, the row in response to the row meeting the condition, the updating including acquiring a lock on the row of the table.

Abstract: Example aspects include techniques for anomaly detection via sparse judgmental samples. These techniques may include generating a qualified timestamp corresponding to execution of a first operation of a first transaction over a database and determining, based on the qualified timestamp, that a row of a table is not locked by a second operation of a second transaction over the database. In addition, the techniques may include determining that the row meets a condition of the first operation. Further, the techniques may include updating, based on the qualified timestamp, the row in response to the row meeting the condition, the updating including acquiring a lock on the row of the table.

Abstract: A computing device is provided, including non-volatile memory storing a database including a table having a plurality of rows. The computing device may further include a processor configured to receive a request to perform a first transaction on a row. The processor may assign a first transaction identifier (TID) of the first transaction to the row. The processor may impose a first exclusive TID lock on the first TID of the row and may impose a first exclusive data lock associated with the first transaction on the row. The processor may perform the first transaction on the row. Performing the first transaction may include modifying the table as stored in the memory. In response to completing the first transaction, the processor may release the first exclusive data lock on the row and release the first exclusive TID lock on the first TID of the row.

Abstract: A computing device is provided, including non-volatile memory storing a database including a table having a plurality of rows. The computing device may further include a processor configured to receive a request to perform a first transaction on a row. The processor may assign a first transaction identifier (TID) of the first transaction to the row. The processor may impose a first exclusive TID lock on the first TID of the row and may impose a first exclusive data lock associated with the first transaction on the row. The processor may perform the first transaction on the row. Performing the first transaction may include modifying the table as stored in the memory. In response to completing the first transaction, the processor may release the first exclusive data lock on the row and release the first exclusive TID lock on the first TID of the row.