Abstract
Most distributed systems proposed on the basis of the concept of atomic action or transaction strongly limit parallelism, thus reducing their level of efficiency. In this paper, features of efficiency in a distributed transaction system are investigated. Two mechanisms are proposed in order to enhance potential concurrency both among different transactions and within a single transaction during the commit phase:
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