DB2 manages deadlock situations by employing ________.
- Locks
- Rollbacks
- Timestamps
- Transactions
DB2 manages deadlock situations primarily by using locks. Locking ensures that only one transaction can access a resource at a time, thereby preventing conflicting updates that could lead to deadlocks. Transactions, rollbacks, and timestamps are related concepts but are not the primary mechanism for managing deadlocks in DB2.
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