Thanks - but it really is not that complex. You cannot define the state of two distant points simultaneously when the speed of information transfer in space/time is finite. So all transactions collapse to being controlled from one point, not distributed. The reality of distributed transactions is that they make fail over to the single transactional arbitrator less common; but the need for that single arbitration point never goes away.
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Thanks - but it really is not that complex. You cannot define the state of two distant points simultaneously when the speed of information transfer in space/time is finite. So all transactions collapse to being controlled from one point, not distributed. The reality of distributed transactions is that they make fail over to the single transactional arbitrator less common; but the need for that single arbitration point never goes away.