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State which of the protocols allows the schedule
\[
\begin{array}{l}
T_{1}: R(x), T_{2}: W(x), T_{1}: W(x), T_{3}: R(x), \\
T_{1}: \text { commit, } T_{2}: \text { commit, } T_{3}: \text { commit }
\end{array}
\]

  1. Both 2 PL and time stamp ordering protocol allow it.
  2. Time stamp ordering protocol allows it but not 2 PL
  3. Allowed in 2 PL but not in Time stamp ordering protocol
  4. Not allowed both in 2 PL and time stamp ordering protocol

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