On Tue, 2024-02-13 at 11:17 +0000, Wiwwo Staff wrote: > I am implementing a queue using PostgreSQL. > I am of course using "FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED". > > Is there any way I can tell PostgreSQL to only "operate" on the locked row, > and/or a way to reference it? > > Some explanations of what I mean: > * I have a table with N rows > * I lock row X with a PG Function, in transaction 1 > * I do something in my code, using transaction 2 > * I update the status of row X with a PG Function, in transaction 1 > In last step, I update the row X status, passing my function the ID of this > row X. > But, nothing stops me from updating row Y in the queue table, for whatever > reason. > > My question again: any way to force a "Just update the row X you locked > before, and nothing else/more?"
I don't think there is a way to enforce that. Your application code has to do the right thing. Yours, Laurenz Albe
