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Thomas Kyte — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
On 08 Oct 1997 08:37:08 -0600, Pablo Sanchez <pablo@engr.sgi_xyzzy_com> wrote:
>>>>>> ""Billy" == "Billy Wheeler" <billy@west.co.za> writes:
>Billy>
>Billy> Some notes on this:
>Billy> 1. Richard also forgot the problem applies to
>Billy> INSERTs, which in an OLTP system can be even worse.
>Billy> 2. RDBMS's which don't support row level locking
>Billy> *do* all suck. 3. It wasn't really a deliberate
>Billy> decision to apply page level locking for
>Billy> performance, I just forgot to alter the tables after
>Billy> our initial dbexport/dbimport.
>Billy>
>
>One question: who owns the current TPC-C record? I'll make
>it easier for you: it's not Informix nor Oracle.... and
>they do page level locking.
(believe you meant row)
bzzt. wrong answer.... (couldn't resist).....
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