In Proceedings of RTDB ’ 96 : The 1996 Workshop on Real - Time Databases , Newport Beach , CA , March 1996 . Value � cognizant Admission Control Strategies for Real � Time DBMS �

In Proceedings of RTSS ’ 96 : The 16 th IEEE Real - Time System Symposium , Washington , DC , Dec 1996 . Value � cognizant Admission Control for RTDB Systems �

Admission control and overload management techniques are central to the design and implementation of Real Time Database Systems In this paper we motivate the need for these mechanisms and present protocols for adding such capabilities to Real Time Databases In par ticular we present a novel admission control paradigm we describe a number of admission control strategies and contrast through simu...

First International Workshop on Real-time Database Systems Workshop Report

On March 7 and 8, 1996, the First International Workshop on Real-Time Databases (RTDB'96) was held in Newport Beach, California. There were about 50 workshop participants from many countries, including Germany, Netherland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and USA. Twenty two papers were presented and actively discussed in the 2-day 6-session technical program. There wer...

Value-cognizant admission control for RTDB systems

Admission control and overload management techniques are central to the design and implementation of Real-Time Database Systems. In this paper, we motivate the need for these mechanisms and present protocols for adding such capabilities to Real-Time Databases. In particular , we present a novel admission control paradigm, we describe a number of admission control strategies and contrast (throug...

Real-Time Databases: Issues and Applications (RTDB'96 Workshop Report)

Value-cognizant Admission Control Strategies for Real-Time DBMS

We propose and evaluate an admission control paradigm for RTDBS, in which a transaction is submitted to the system as a pair of processes: a primary task, and a recovery block. The execution requirements of the primary task are not known a priori, whereas those of the recovery block are known a priori. Upon the submission of a transaction, an Admission Control Mechanism is employed to decide wh...