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What sort of a "terminal" is "TERMINAL A". Does the server-side process get killed when you "power off" the "terminal" ? Or is it just the "display" that on the "TERMINAL" that goes ?
If the server side process is still hanging around, it wouldn't release
the locks until it is killed or dies (e.g. by sqlnet Dead Connection
Detection
for a SQLNet connection or SIGHUP-kill -1 -- for a serial port terminal).
Another i
Hemant K Chitale
Principal DBA
Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing Ltd
"Ali TOYGAR" <ali.toygar_at_emu.edu.tr> 11/02/2002 03:33 AM Sent by: root_at_fatcity.com
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cc: (bcc: CHITALE Hemant Krishnarao/IT/CHRT/ST Group)
Subject: lock problem
Hi ,
I have a problem.
I wrote an sql : in TERMINAL A
select col1,col2
from tableX
where col1 = ...
for update
I wrot same sql , in other terminal TERMINAL B
select col1,col2
from tableX
where col1 = ...
for update
Then , I immidiately power off Terminal A. In other words connection is closed without rollback or commit.
But , terminal B waits.. !!!! what is the problem ? TABLE ROW LOCK is not AUTOMATICALLY killed.
I used , KILL SESSION to kill session. But in my oppinion ORACLE must do it. Because connection is closed.
I want , oracle kill this type of lock. How can I set Oracle to kill this
kind of LOCK problems ?
please help me..
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