Thanks Brian.   I think I kind of get the implication.  However, arent 
getChildren or getChildrenNames methods considered read operations, and if so, 
with mvcc, the reads wouldnt need a write lock anyway.  The read calls would 
return something that is based on isolation level (REPEATABLE_READ) in that 
case.  So how would that affect the application.  

By the way, the only use case for which we need getChildren is to retrieve all 
objects of a certain type that are cached.  In that case, if we get a snapshot 
from before any of the current running transaction started, that is good 
enough.   The more I think about it, I am pretty sure we don't need this in our 
application.  But I am just trying to understand if there is something obvious 
that  I am ignoring, like nodes getting lost or overwritten by different 
threads etc.  For eg. just because I didnt set this option to true, if two 
threads insert two nodes into this parent at the same time, we would never run 
into a situation where one of the node is lost or overwritten by the other or 
something of that nature, right?   I wouldn't think so, but just confirming.   
Now, its totally ok if the read calls at around the same time don't include 
this/these node because of the transaction being not committed yet.  

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