Tom Lane wrote:
Flemming Frandsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
The listen should simply listen for events issued at the start of the
transaction it's executed in.
BEGIN;
SELECT sleep(1000000000);
LISTEN foo;
No, I don't think so.
regards, tom lane
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I was just about to say that if someone was to do the following they
would get the previously commited state of foo after the sleep not how
foo looked before the sleep otherwise every begin would need an entire
DB snapshot to be taken? Seems like it should be no different. I have
been following this thread as I use LISTEN but not in as intensive way
as the op and for me its working fine...
BEGIN
select sleep(100000);
select * from foo;
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