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Consider the schedule T1 : W(x), T2: R(x), T1 : W(x), then the schedule is

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Precedence graph for the schedule has a cycle from T1 - T2, and the schedule not satisfying the view rules then the schedule is said to be neither conflict nor view serializable.

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