Multi-version Timestamp Ordering
Multi-Version Timestamp Ordering is a concurrency control method that belongs to the class of timestamp-based protocols, distinguished by its use of multiple version timestamps to allow concurrent read and write operations on different versions of data items, thereby preventing conflicts while ensuring serializability.
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