The more volatile the data in the database is, the more attractive is the two-phase commit type of synchronous procedure for updating replicated tables in the distributed database.

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Two-phase commit protocol ensures data consistency across all nodes in a distributed system but does not specifically address the issue of data volatility. It is designed to ensure that all or none of the database transactions are committed, thus maintaining atomicity, rather than managing the volatility of data.

The More Volatile the Data in the Database Is, the More