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| Technique | How It Works | Real-World Example | Pros/Cons |
|---|---|---|---|
| ๐ Resource Ordering | Allocate resources in a fixed order. | Always lock Resource B before Resource A. | โ Simple | โ Restrictive |
| โฐ Timeout | Cancel the process if it waits too long. | Wait 5 minutes, then abort the transaction. | โ Practical | โ May lose work |
| โก Short Transactions | Complete tasks quickly to reduce lock time. | Lock resource briefly, then release. | โ Reduces deadlock chance | โ May need multiple transactions |
| ๐ Auto Detection | System detects and resolves deadlocks. | Database rolls back one transaction automatically. | โ Automatic | โ Some work lost |
| Scenario | Deadlock Situation | How It Happens | Solution |
|---|---|---|---|
| ๐ฆ Banking System | Two accounts transferring funds. | Account A locks Account 1, Account B locks Account 2, each waits for the other. | Resource orderingโlock lower account number first. |
| ๐ E-commerce | Inventory and order processing conflict. | Order locks product, inventory locks order table. | Short transactions, proper lock ordering. |
| ๐ฑ Phone System | Two calls connect simultaneously. | Call A dials B, Call B dials A at the same time. | Call queueing, timeout mechanism. |
| ๐ Traffic Intersection | Cars block all paths. | All cars need to move forward but can't back up. | Traffic signals, roundabouts. |
| ๐ป File System | Two processes access files. | Process 1 locks File A, needs File B; Process 2 locks File B, needs File A. | File locking hierarchy, deadlock detection. |