Re: how does a dbms manage long-lasting transaction?

A "long-lasting" also called "long-term" transaction is for me a transaction where you have to lock a object for a quite long time. let say some hours or day(s).
I heard about it but I could not find material and further information. It seems that someone uses such kind of transaction during the development of software or of integrated circuits.

Thx. in advanced for your help

Sven

Todd Gillespie wrote:
>
> Sven Till <sven.till_at_gmx.net> wrote:
> : I am looking for information how databases manage long-lasting
> : transaction.
> <snip>
> : Or is there no difference between the managing of a quite short
> : transaction or long-lasting one?
>
> Could you define a long-lasting transaction for us?
Received on Thu Sep 06 2001 - 04:43:12 CEST