Consistent Versioning Scheme
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| Requirement | Consistent and Predictable | [1] |
| Benefit | Reduce Conflicts | [1] |
| Mechanism | Prevent Simultaneous Modification | [1] |
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doc:beam/2bcd3ebe-a5ac-47e6-ac1b-4c9eb4112ab3Show excerpt
Consider using a locking mechanism to ensure that only one transaction modifies a particular version at a time. This can be achieved using database locks or distributed locks if you are working in a distributed environment. ### 3. Optimize…
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