You can't really avoid them, unless of course your database is down.
If what you really mean is that you're application is frequently waiting
on enqueue locks, then you need to find out why that is happening.
A common reason is that foreign keys are created without supporting
indexes. Another reason is poor locking strategy. e.g. different
sections
of the code are locking the same tables in different orders.
Yet another reason is a poorly designed application that locks table
row(s) for update during user think time ( or lunch time ).
HTH
Jared
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Hi !
How to avoid enqueue locks ?
regards...
Shishir Kumar Mishra
Agni Software (P) Ltd.
www.agnisoft.com
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