> From: Vlad Khorsun
> > Now I have problem on customers site where every day OIT get stuck.
...
>OIT is the number of the oldest non-committed transaction *minus one*.
> I.e. if you look for OIT number at the trace log, then you found not what
> you really need. Look for OIT + 1.
Thanks, tha
07.07.2015 12:17, Ivan Přenosil wrote:
> Hi,
> I am sure I read years ago that FB keeps track of changes made by transaction,
> and if it did not modify any data, then it internally converts rollback to
> commit.
>
> Now I have problem on customers site where every day OIT get stuck.
> When the db
Hi,
I am sure I read years ago that FB keeps track of changes made by transaction,
and if it did not modify any data, then it internally converts rollback to
commit.
Now I have problem on customers site where every day OIT get stuck.
When the db was new (3 years ago), it happened very very rarely
