FB.NET doesn't wait on locks, it returns immediately with exception.
All other known for me are waiting on locks. That's the behavior you
observe.
You need to override creation of transaction. You should use
FbTransaction with TBP in which you specify waiting option and
timeout.
On 26 October
There's really nothing EF related. You can try it with multiple console
windows with multiple transactions together. It's fundamental way how
transactions work.
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I added one more db connection into app. This time it was PostgreSql and
Postgres worked with same behavior as MySql. I don't know is Postgres real db
or not, but it allows to change different fields in one record for concurrent
queries.
May be I just can't correctly describe the problem.
I suspect the default transaction option might not be the same in firebird
and other databases.
Try setting the IsolationLevel to SERIALIZABLE on the transaction.
On Wed, Oct 26, 2016 at 10:19 AM, Jiří Činčura wrote:
> There's really nothing EF related. You can try it with