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US Patent 7395264 Promotable transactions with promotable single phase enlistments

Patent 7395264 was granted and assigned to Microsoft on July, 2008 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

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Microsoft
Microsoft
Patent Jurisdiction
United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Patent Number
7395264
Date of Patent
July 1, 2008
Patent Application Number
10898624
Date Filed
July 23, 2004
Patent Primary Examiner
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Chong H. Kim
Patent abstract

A transaction protocol is described that allows a database transaction to begin as a local, lightweight transaction without involving a distributed transaction coordinator and then be promoted to a distributed transaction only when required, e.g. when more than one database connection is required. A promotable enlistment allows a first resource to begin processing a promotable transaction. If the resource is notified that the transaction is being promoted to a distributed transaction, the resource is configured to promote the enlistment to a distributed transaction coordinator which coordinates processing of the transaction between the first resource and at least a second resource.

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