5aaa (a)'Write', respectively. T; represents a transaction, and t; represents the time slot.Consider the schedule below. Here, R(-) and W(·) stands for 'Read' andt2t3t4t5tot7tstoT1R(Y)W(X)T2R(X)T3W(Y)R(Z)T4W(X)R(Y)R(X)T5W(Y)Figure 2: Schedule of Q5(a).Give the complete precedence graph of this schedule and label the data item(s) foreach edge, determine if this is a conflict serializable graph?

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Write', respectively. T; represents a transaction, and t; represents the time slot. t2 t3 t4 t5 to t7 ts to R(Y) W(X) T2 R(X) T3 W(Y) R(Z) T4 W(X) R(Y) R(X) Ts W(Y) Figure 2: Schedule of Q5(a). Give the complete precedence graph of this schedule and label the data item(s) for each edge, determine if this is a conflict serializable graph?

Write', respectively. T; represents a transaction, and t; represents the time slot. t2 t3 t4 t5 to t7 ts to R(Y) W(X) T2 R(X) T3 W(Y) R(Z) T4 W(X) R(Y) R(X) Ts W(Y) Figure 2: Schedule of Q5(a). Give the complete precedence graph of this schedule and label the data item(s) for each edge, determine if this is a conflict serializable graph?

Database System Concepts

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