[Jeremiah Wilton]
> How about the good old "readers can block writers?" That one never
> fails to make jaws drop. Not just SQL Server, though. Informix and
> Sybase too.
Is there a specific list of DBMS systems (Oracle is definitely one,
obviously) where "readers don't block writers and writers don't block
readers"? I had heard Progress was on that list, but never confirmed.
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