> > Hi Luca, > Thanks for the quick reply. I had seen your "Java Multi Threading" page that says each thread needs a graph instance, but I wanted to first construct a test that failed with an OConcurrentModificationException by using the same graph instance for graph updates from multiple threads. Unfortunately, I got stuck before adding any interesting graph access... Anyway, I modified my toy test case as you suggested, getting a fresh graph instance in the thread constructor, but the same ODatabaseException occurred. It looks like I've failed to do some important initialization, but I don't see anything else on the "Java Multi Threading" page that seems to apply to my simple test. Do you have any other suggestions? Regards, Steve
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