Site failures Clause Samples
The 'Site failures' clause defines the responsibilities and procedures in the event that a project site becomes inoperable or experiences significant disruptions. Typically, this clause outlines the steps parties must take to address site-related issues, such as notifying the other party, suspending work, or implementing corrective measures. Its core function is to allocate risk and provide a clear process for managing unexpected site problems, thereby minimizing disputes and ensuring project continuity.
Site failures. (A) Coordinator fails before commit. Upon recovery, the transaction's actions are undone at the coordinator site. Meanwhile, all participants will have timed out and locally aborted the transaction.
(B) Coordinator fails after commit. Upon recovery, the transaction's ac- tions are redone locally and reception vectors are updated properly. The
Site failures. (A) Before commit. Upon recovery, the site aborts the reconciliation locally, by undoing all write actions.
Site failures. (a) Coordinator fails before commit. Upon recovery, the transaction's actions are un- done at the coordinator site. Meanwhile, all participants will have timed out and locally aborted the transaction.
(b) Coordinator fails after commit. Upon recovery, the transaction's actions are re- done locally and reception vectors are up- dated properly. The coordinator assumes all the other sites have aborted and records the need for reconciliation in its Rec Info table as described previously. Note that recon- ciliations may be requested for participants 6Begin T 6wo ::: wo 6Commit 6End T ABegin T A AWrite A ACommit A
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