8.6- Check Points In Recovery System | Check Points In Recovery System In DBMS In Hindi

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8.6- Check Points In Recovery System | Check Points In Recovery System In DBMS In Hindi    • 8.6- Check Points In Recovery System  | Ch...  


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Recovery System Of Data In DBMS:
A Computer system can be failed due to variety of reasons like disk crash, power fluctuation, software error, sabotage and fire or flood at computer site. These failures result in the lost of information. Thus, database must be capable of handling such situations to ensure that the atomicity and durability properties of transactions are preserved.

Classification of failures:
Failure refers to the state when the system can no longer continue with its normal execution and that results in loss of information. Different types of failure are as follows:
1. System crash: This failure happens due to bugs in software or by hardware failure etc.
2. Transaction failure: This failure happens due to any logical error such as overflow of the stack, bad input, data not found, less free space available, etc., or by system error such as deadlocks, etc.
3. Disk failure: This failure happens due to head crash, tearing of tapes, failure during the transfer of data, etc.

The crash will happen at any time of execution of transactions. Suppose crash happened (i) After write (A) of T1:
There is no need to redo the operation because no commit record appears in the log. Log records of T1 can be deleted.
(ii) After write (C) of T2 :
In this situation, you have to redo T1 because both [T1 start] and [T1 commit] appears in log. After redo operation, value of A and B are 300 and 1200 respectively. Values remain the same because redo is idempotent.
(iii) During recovery: If the system is crashed at the time of recovery, simply start the recovery again.

Checkpoints: Both the techniques discussed earlier ensures recovery from failure state, but they have some disadvantages such as :
(i) They are time consuming because successfully completed transactions have to be redone.
(ii) Searching procedure is also time-consuming because the whole log has to be searched. So, use checkpoints to reduce overhead. Any of the previous recovery techniques can be used with checkpoints. All the transactions completed successfully or having [Ti commit] record before [checkpoint] record need not to be redone.
During the time of failure, search the most recent checkpoint. All the transactions completed successfully after the checkpoint need to be redone. After searching checkpoint, search the most
recent transaction Ti that started execution before that checkpoint but not completed. After searching that transaction, redo/undo transaction as required in applied method.
Advantages: The major advantages of checkpoints are
1. No need to redo successfully completed transactions before most recent checkpoints. 2. Less searching required. 3. Old records can be deleted.