Which concurrency control technique uses timestamps to order transactions?
- Optimistic Concurrency Control
- Serializability
- Timestamp Ordering
- Two-Phase Locking
Timestamp Ordering is a concurrency control technique that uses timestamps to order transactions. Each transaction is assigned a timestamp, and the order of timestamps is used to determine the order in which transactions can access data, ensuring consistency.
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