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University of California, Berkeley STAT 88 Q1 2 Phase Commit 4 Points Q1.1 Part 1 2 Points Q1.1.1 Suppose that you are a Coordinator node, and you're participating in a transaction with 7 Participants. How many YES votes do you need to COMMIT? 7 Q1.1.2 You wake up. You have no memory of what happened. You're a Participant node, and you realize that you've just crashed. You lo ...[Show More]

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