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Transactions Isolation Levels

Transactions Solution for both concurrency and failures A transaction is a sequence of one or more SQL operations treated as a unit Transactions appear to run in isolation If the system fails, each transaction’s changes are reflected either entirely or not at all Transactions

. . . DBMS Transactions (ACID Properties) Isolation Serializability Operations may be interleaved, but execution must be equivalent to some sequential (serial) order of all transactions . . . DBMS  Overhead  Reduction in concurrency Data

Weaker “Isolation Levels” Transactions (ACID Properties) Isolation . . . Weaker “Isolation Levels” Read Uncommitted Read Committed Repeatable Read DBMS  Overhead  Concurrency  Consistency Guarantees Data

. . . Isolation Levels DBMS Transactions Per transaction “In the eye of the beholder” . . . My transaction is Read Uncommitted My transaction is Repeatable Read DBMS Data

“Dirty” data item: written by an uncommitted transaction Transactions Dirty Reads “Dirty” data item: written by an uncommitted transaction Update College Set enrollment = enrollment + 1000 Where cName = ‘Stanford’ concurrent with … Select Avg(enrollment) From College

“Dirty” data item: written by an uncommitted transaction Transactions Dirty Reads “Dirty” data item: written by an uncommitted transaction Update Student Set GPA = (1.1)  GPA Where sizeHS > 2500 concurrent with … Select GPA From Student Where sID = 123 concurrent with … Update Student Set sizeHS = 2600 Where sID = 234

Isolation Level Read Uncommitted A transaction may perform dirty reads Transactions Isolation Level Read Uncommitted A transaction may perform dirty reads Update Student Set GPA = (1.1)  GPA Where sizeHS > 2500 concurrent with … Select Avg(GPA) From Student

Isolation Level Read Uncommitted A transaction may perform dirty reads Transactions Isolation Level Read Uncommitted A transaction may perform dirty reads Update Student Set GPA = (1.1)  GPA Where sizeHS > 2500 concurrent with … Set Transaction Isolation Level Read Uncommitted; Select Avg(GPA) From Student;

Isolation Level Read Committed Transactions Isolation Level Read Committed A transaction may not perform dirty reads Still does not guarantee global serializability Update Student Set GPA = (1.1)  GPA Where sizeHS > 2500 concurrent with … Set Transaction Isolation Level Read Committed; Select Avg(GPA) From Student; Select Max(GPA) From Student;

Isolation Level Repeatable Read Transactions Isolation Level Repeatable Read A transaction may not perform dirty reads An item read multiple times cannot change value Still does not guarantee global serializability Update Student Set GPA = (1.1)  GPA; Update Student Set sizeHS = 1500 Where sID = 123; concurrent with … Set Transaction Isolation Level Repeatable Read; Select Avg(GPA) From Student; Select Avg(sizeHS) From Student;

Isolation Level Repeatable Read Transactions Isolation Level Repeatable Read A transaction may not perform dirty reads An item read multiple times cannot change value But a relation can change: “phantom” tuples Insert Into Student [ 100 new tuples ] concurrent with … Set Transaction Isolation Level Repeatable Read; Select Avg(GPA) From Student; Select Max(GPA) From Student;

Isolation Level Repeatable Read Transactions Isolation Level Repeatable Read A transaction may not perform dirty reads An item read multiple times cannot change value But a relation can change: “phantom” tuples Delete From Student [ 100 tuples ] concurrent with … Set Transaction Isolation Level Repeatable Read; Select Avg(GPA) From Student; Select Max(GPA) From Student;

Transactions Read Only transactions Helps system optimize performance Independent of isolation level Set Transaction Read Only; Set Transaction Isolation Level Repeatable Read; Select Avg(GPA) From Student; Select Max(GPA) From Student;

Isolation Levels: Summary Transactions Isolation Levels: Summary dirty reads nonrepeatable reads phantoms Read Uncommitted Read Committed Repeatable Read Serializable

Isolation Levels: Summary Transactions Isolation Levels: Summary Standard default: Serializable Weaker isolation levels Increased concurrency + decreased overhead = increased performance Weaker consistency guarantees Some systems have default Repeatable Read Isolation level per transaction and “eye of the beholder” Each transaction’s reads must conform to its isolation level