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When vector clocks detect concurrent updates to the same key, what can an application do to avoid losing data?
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Vector clocks are incomparable when generated for concurrent operations, allowing detection of concurrent updates.
An application can have explicit logic for conflict resolution to combine information from concurrent updates into a single value and avoid losing data.
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When vector clocks detect concurrent updates to the same key, what can an application do to avoid losing data?
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