Joachim Achtzehnter wrote: > > ...It is NOT required that the outcome be > equivalent to the result that would be observed by running the > transactions in a particular order, such as in the order they were > actually started. The outcome is only required to be equivalent to some > (arbitrary) order. That was another fundamental misunderstanding of mine about SERIALIZABLE. I appreciate the explanation, and have a deeper appreciation for Vadim's MVCC work!! Regards, Ed Loehr
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- Re: [GENERAL] Revisited: Transactions, insert unique. Lincoln Yeoh
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- Re: [GENERAL] Revisited: Transactions, insert uni... Joachim Achtzehnter
- Re: [GENERAL] Revisited: Transactions, insert unique. Ed Loehr
- Re: [GENERAL] Revisited: Transactions, insert uni... Joachim Achtzehnter
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- RE: [GENERAL] Revisited: Transactions, insert unique. Peter Eisentraut
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- Re: [GENERAL] Revisited: Transactions, insert unique. Bruce Momjian