Transcript transaction - Ekalavya

CS640
Information Systems
Dr Deepak B Phatak
Subrao Nilekani Chair Professor
Kanwal Rekhi Building, Department of CSE
IIT Bombay
Session 7, SQL DML and transactions
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Session overview
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• Views
• Data manipulation
• Changes in database contents
• Transactions
• Course Project
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View definition
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• To create a view, we use:
Create view v
as <query expression>;
• <Query expression> is any legal
expression
• The view name is represented by ‘v’
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Sample view
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Create view h8students as
Select (sroll, sname, sroom, scpi)
From student
Where shostel = 8;
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Sample query a view
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Select sname
From h8students
Where sroom > 300
And scpi > 9.00;
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Sample query a view
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Select sname
From h8students
Where sroom > 300
And scpi > 9.00;
The create view statement only creates the
schema of the view, It is materialized only
when a query is executed
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Derived relation
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• Temporary views created as a
result of a query
Select sh, cpiavg
from (select shostel, avg(scpi)
From student
Group by shostel
As result (sh, cpiavg)
);
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Modification of values
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• Database tables can be modified by
any one of the following
• Insert
• Update
• Delete
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Insertion of rows
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• Insert record of a new student joining
the institute
Insert into student
Values (‘02D01234’, ‘alekh’, 02, 123,);
Insert into student (sroll, shostel)
Values (‘01007052’, 08);
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Another insertion example
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Insert into reg
Select sroll, ‘CS771’
From reg
where ccode = ‘CS634’
And sroll in (select sroll from student
Where scpi > 9.5);
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Modification of values
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• Change the grades of all CS634
students to ‘AA’
Update reg
Set grade = ‘AA’
Where ccode = ‘CS634’;
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Modification of values
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• Increase faculty salaries by 50%
Update faculty
Set salary = salary * 1.50;
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Deletion
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• Delete registration records of ‘CS634’
for students with CPI < 6.5
Delete from reg
Where sroll in
(select sroll from student natural join reg
Where scpi < 6.5 and ccode = ‘CS634’);
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Another example of deletion
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- Remove all students of Hostel 8
Delete From Student
Where shostel = 8;
- Fire all faculty
Delete from Faculty;
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Authorization
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• It is obvious that the powerful SQL
features for data manipulation may
be misused to corrupt the contents
of our database
• Data Base Administrator (DBA) has
full rights of access
• Other users are given selective
permissions using ‘Grant’ statement.
• These can be revoked later
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Insertion into views
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• Modification of values in a view
actually means modification of
values in the base table (s)
• Modifications permitted only in
simple views
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Schema modifications
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• Data changes occur regularly
• Schema changes are infrequent
• Must be handled with great care
• Alter table command
• When the table structure is changed,
what happens to values of existing and
new columns?
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Authorization
IIT BOMBAY
• It is obvious that the powerful SQL
features for data manipulation may
be misused to corrupt the contents
of our database
• Data Base Administrator (DBA) has
full rights of access
• Other users are given select
permissions using ‘Grant’ statement,
which can be revoked later
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SQL transactions
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Transaction concept
ACID properties
SQL features supporting transactions
Special cases
• Long transactions
• Distributed transactions
• Replication
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Transaction concept
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• A transaction is a unit of program
execution that accesses and possibly
updates various data items.
• A transaction is normally expected to
support ACID properties to preserve
data integrity
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Transaction concept (contd.)
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• A transaction must see a consistent
database. It must also leave behind a
consistent database
• During transaction execution the
database may be inconsistent.
• When the transaction is
committed, the database must be
consistent.
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Transaction concept (contd.)
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• Two main issues to deal with:
• Failures of various kinds
• hardware failures
• system crashes
• Concurrent execution of multiple
transactions
• Different transactions trying to
read/update same rows/columns
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Example of fund transfer
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Transaction to transfer Rs. 50
from account A to account B:
1. Read(A)
2. A := A – 50
3. Write(A)
4. Read(B)
5. B := B + 50
6. Write(B)
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Example of fund transfer
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1. Read(A)
2. A := A – 50
3. Write(A)
Update Accounts
Set Bal = Bal - 50
Where acode = ‘A’;
4. Read(b)
5. B := B + 50
6. Write(B)
Update Accounts
Set Bal = Bal + 50
Where acode = ‘B’;
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ACID properties
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• Atomicity. Either all operations of
the transaction are properly reflected
in the database or none are.
• Consistency. Execution of a
transaction in isolation preserves the
consistency of the database.
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Atomicity and consistency
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• Atomicity requirement — if the
transaction fails after step 3 and
before step 6, the system should
ensure that its updates are not
reflected in the database, else an
inconsistency will result.
• Consistency requirement – the sum of
a and b is unchanged by the execution
of the transaction.
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Acid properties (contd.)
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• Isolation. Although multiple
transactions may execute
concurrently, each transaction
must be unaware of other
concurrently executing
transactions.
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Isolation
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• Intermediate transaction results
must be hidden from other
concurrently executed transactions.
• That is, for every pair of
transactions ti and tj, it appears to
ti that, either tj finished execution
before ti started, or tj started
execution after ti finished.
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Possible wrong effects of concurrency
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Assume Deepak has Rs 14500 in ‘A’
T1 (Deepak)
1. Read(A)
T2 (Pratibha)
2. Read (A)
3. A := A - 14500
4. A := A – 50
6.
7.
8.
9.
Write(A)
Read(B)
B := B + 50
Write(B)
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Isolation
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• If, during the transaction T1, another
transaction T2 reads the value of ‘A’
and attempts to modify it
• Wrong balance for ‘A’ will result at
the end of these transactions
• Transaction may be illegal
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Isolation
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• Isolation requirement — if another
transaction is allowed to access the
partially updated database, it will see
an inconsistent database (the sum A +
B will be less than what it should be)
• Can be ensured trivially by running
transactions serially, that is one after
the other. However, executing
multiple transactions concurrently has
significant benefits.
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Acid properties (contd.)
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• Durability. After A transaction
completes successfully, the changes it
has made to the database persist,
even if there are system failures.
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Durability
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• Durability requirement — once the user
has been notified that the transaction
has completed (i.e., The transfer of
the Rs. 50 has taken place), the
updates to the database by the
transaction must persist despite
failures.
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SQL transactions
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• Normal syntax
• Special prescription
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SQL transactions (contd.)
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• In most database systems, each SQL
statement that executes successfully is
automatically committed.
• Each transaction would then consist of
only a single statement
• Automatic commit can usually be
turned off, allowing multi-statement
transactions, but how to do so depends
on the database system
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SQL transactions
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• A transaction is A sequence of queries
and update statements executed as A
single unit
• Transactions are started implicitly
and terminated by one of
• Commit work: makes all updates
of the transaction permanent in
the database
• Rollback work: undoes all updates
performed by the transaction.
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SQL transactions
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• If any step of a transaction fails, all
work done by the transaction can be
undone by rollback work.
• Rollback of incomplete transactions is
done automatically, in case of system
failures
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SQL transactions (contd.)
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• Another option in SQL, enclose
statements within
begin atomic
…
…
end;
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Course project
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• Campus Activity Information System
• Hostel activities
• Sports activities
• Cultural activities
• Academic activities
• Educational
• Research and Development
• Events, for example
• Mood Indigo
• Techfest
• Ecell Activities
• Other activities
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Activities
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• Each group will give its choice by
January 30
• Project allocation, and formation of the
teams will be announced after the
tutorial on 31st January
• Submission Schedule for project work
• System Requirement Specification
• Draft SRS due on 5 February
• Final SRS due on 15 February
• Mid Semester Examination??
• Monday 19 February, 1700 Hrs
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