On 11/04/2015 02:53 PM, Stephen Frost wrote:
This implies that a statement used takes a long time. It may not. The
lock is held at the transaction level not the statement level, which is
why a transaction level timeout is actually more useful than a statement
level timeout.
What I'm most interested in, in the use case which I described and which
David built a system for, is getting that lock released from the lower
priority process to let the higher priority process run. I couldn't care
less about statement level anything.
Ahh, o.k. Yes, I could see the benefit to that.
JD
Thanks!
Stephen
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