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Using Named Database Locks Posted: Nov 9, 2016 10:51 PM
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In a beginner’s guide to concurrency, I mentioned advisory locks. These are not the usual table locks – they are table-agnostic, database-specific way to obtain a named lock from your application. Basically, you use your database instance for centralized application-level locking. What could it be used for? If you want to have serial operations, this ...

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