multiple resource

A resource that exists only once in the system is known as a single, otherwise it is multiple resource.

In Part 1, we talked about how multiple resource managers can be enlisted in a single transaction, coordinated by a transaction manager.

A single AIX system might contain multiple resource groups, and there typically is one volume group defined per resource group.

However, administrators need to check the consistency of the data if multiple resource managers are involved in the failing transactions.

If multiple resource managers exist, they may log into each and view the job queue to determine where the job might run first.

In many situations, a single application server may access multiple resource managers.

The Transaction Manager uses methods defined on the XAResource interface to coordinate the 2PC protocol across multiple resource managers.

If updates are required to multiple resource managers, such as two different CICS systems, then a global transaction context is required.

Multiple Resource Monitors can be instantiated at the same time.

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