Chris Albertson wrote:
> There is one more thing you need to do, or so say the textbooks. That
> is deadlock detection or if you can do it, deadlock prevention. This
> is a function of a lock queue manager.
>
> Also you need one lock queue for each lockable object. If locking
> were done at the page or row level rather then the table level there
> could be quite a few queues so it would be best use one queue and
> tag the requests.
>
> I'd also be willing to bet that one could find a lock manger system
> already written that could be used. This sounds like a wheel that was
> already been invented many times.
Right! I tried to put it simple, but you're right
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