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Concurrency question.

From: Bryan Dollery <Bryan_at_Bryan.ftech.co.uk>
Date: 1997/01/25
Message-ID: <32EA8AE1.2D75@Bryan.ftech.co.uk>#1/1

Hi,

I am writting an app that will log into oracle upto 100 times concurrently using the same username/password/instance. If all of these instances were to attempt to write to the same table simultaneously will Oracle handle it.

(The app is running on a multi-processor machine, so the concurrency is real.)

I know that Oracle provides row level locking, but I wouldn't be accessing the same row concurrently. I am not shure anyway if this locking occurs between different users, rather than the same user multiple times.

Any guidance would be appreciated greatly.

Thanx.

Bryan

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Bryan Dollery BSc(Hons)
ByteSmart Systems Ltd.
Received on Sat Jan 25 1997 - 00:00:00 CST

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