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I have a doubt on the Concurrency control in Oracle WAS 3.0
As the Webserver is using its Transaction model to provide
transaction demarcation, transaction context of client will be stored
in the database.
When a client has not commit its transaction, data refered will be
locked.
If there is another client needs to process the same data, it has to
wait
for the earlier client to release the lock.
so the later client has to wait for the commit to take place or
the time out session on the earlier client. Is that true ?
thanks in advance.
e h sia Received on Thu Jan 29 1998 - 00:00:00 CST
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