Thanks J-D, good example.
Now it makes all clear to me. It helps a lot :)
NN
2012/5/24 Jean-Daniel Cryans
> On Wed, May 23, 2012 at 8:11 PM, NNever wrote:
> > Thanks J-D.
> >
> > so it means 'Append' keeps write-lock only and 'Put' keeps
> > write-lock/read-lock both?
>
> Yeah... not at all. F
On Wed, May 23, 2012 at 8:11 PM, NNever wrote:
> Thanks J-D.
>
> so it means 'Append' keeps write-lock only and 'Put' keeps
> write-lock/read-lock both?
Yeah... not at all. First, there's no read lock. Then Put is just a
Put, it takes a write lock. Append is a read+write operation, still
just use
:51 PM, NNever wrote:
> > Simple question, what's the difference between "Append" and "Put"?
> > It seems they both can put some datas into a row.
> > Dose "Append" keep several write operations in atom
PM, NNever wrote:
> Simple question, what's the difference between "Append" and "Put"?
> It seems they both can put some datas into a row.
> Dose "Append" keep several write operations in atom but Put not?
>
> if it is, then is "Append" i
Simple question, what's the difference between "Append" and "Put"?
It seems they both can put some datas into a row.
Dose "Append" keep several write operations in atom but Put not?
if it is, then is "Append" is going to take plac
Simple question, what's the difference between "Append" and "Put"?
It seems they both can put some datas into a row.
Dose "Append" keep several write operations in atom but Put not?
if it is, then is "Append" is going to take plac
