Ed,
as I understand, this can only happen if a table was created with small maxtrans. If a
transaction can't allocate an ITL in a block,
it has to wait. When two of them are waiting for each other ITL slots, it is still a
deadlock and should be handled internally. In
practice, I've never seen a fast deadlock resolution though.
I've made a test, creating a table with maxtrans = 1 and small rows, so the db block
contained multiple rows of that table. 1st
transaction updated the rows with id < 10, the 2nd was trying to update rows with id >
20 and just hanged, presumably waiting for
the ITL slot...
HTH,
Michael Netrusov,
www.atelo.com
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> Michael,
>
> thanks for your response.
> I meant the following situation. Transaction#1 updates a row#1 in block#1 of a
>table. In order to do
> it allocates a ITL slot.
> Transaction#2 updates a row#100 in block#100 of the same table and also allocates
>transaction slot.
> If there is no free space to allocate additional ITL slots in these blocks then
>other transactions
> can't modify these blocks until transaction#1 and transaction#2 do commit or
>rollback. Then
> transaction#1 tryes to update row#101 in the block#100 and transaction2 tryes to
> update row#2 in the block#1. Both transaction have to wait because there are no
>empty ITL slots. You
> can see that there are no share rows and each transaction updates its own rows.
> How Oracle resolve such case?
>
> Ed
>
>
> > Ed,
> >
> > Not sure that I understood it right, but I'll take a try.
> > So there are 2 transactions and each one is trying to update the row which was
>already updated by
> the other transaction?
> > IMHO, if you are trying to place an exclusive lock on the locked row ( it remains
>locked until
> commit ), you either wait or receive
> > an error if "no wait" was specified.
> > Behaviour of the 2nd transaction is trying to place an exclusive lock on the 1st
>transaction' row
> is just the same.
> > If both transactions wait, it's a deadlock situation and should be resolved by
>Oracle itself.
> >
> > HTH,
> > Michael Netrusov,
> > www.atelo.com
> >
> >
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> >
> >
> > > Hello List,
> > >
> > > it's rather a theoretical question. Let say two sessions
> > > update a table. Each transaction allocated a transaction
> > > slot in a block (I consider the two different blocks).
> > > Each block has only one slot and there is no free space
> > > in these blocks to allocate additional transaction slots.
> > > Then each transaction tryes to update a row in the block
> > > which has already been updated by the other transaction.
> > > How Oracle to do with such situation in case when there is
> > > no access to a common resource (I mean a common row) ?
> > >
> > >
> > > Thanks in advance
> > >
> > > Ed
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